Ask most IP teams how they are doing outside the US, and the honest answer is a shrug. Not because the data does not exist. Because getting it means logging into five different patent offices, in five different formats, and building a spreadsheet before anyone can answer the question. Decisions about where to expand, defend, or pull back get made on whatever partial picture is available, because the complete one takes too long to assemble.
That is the gap Juristat's IP5 filing data is built to close, reachable inside the same AI tool your team already uses for US work, coming in October 2026.
Before deciding to back off a market, the question worth answering is simple: is a competitor filing harder there than you are. Juristat's Intelligence View now covers five years of filing volume and trend across the USPTO, EPO, CNIPA, JPO, and KIPO, broken out by CPC class and by competitor.
For a corporate IP team, that turns a guess into a comparison. Pull filing trends in your technology area across all five offices, filter to your named competitors, and see exactly where their activity is heaviest relative to your own coverage, without leaving the AI workflow you already use for US work. If they are filing at twice your rate in a market you are about to exit, that is worth knowing before the decision, not after.
Foreign filing is often the first thing cut when budget tightens, and teams usually cut it blind, with no visibility into whether a competitor is filing harder in that market. The same data behind the exposure check above answers a different question: not "are we exposed," but "where can we actually afford to pull back." Filing volume and competitor activity by CPC class, across the same five offices, applied to a tradeoff instead of a threat. A market where no competitor is filing hard is a defensible place to cut. A market where they are is not. The data does not make the call for you, but it means the call is no longer a guess.
Not every filing decision, or every pitch, needs to cover all five offices at once. Filing volume and competitor activity by CPC class across EPO, CNIPA, JPO, and KIPO (the UK is not one of the five IP5 offices) shows exactly where the activity in your technology area is concentrated. A corporate team deciding where to expand first can prioritize the office where competitors are already filing hardest. A firm deciding which jurisdiction to approach a prospect about first can lead with the office where that prospect already has real activity. Same data, same question, asked from either side of the table.
The exposure check, the budget tradeoff, and the prioritization call above all start from the same view: your own filings next to your competitors', across all five offices, without leaving the AI tool you already use for US work. Juristat gives you an international prosecution advantage available in no other tool.