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What this article covers How PatentSight workbooks are structured, including sheets and the Search, Analysis Templates, and Analysis Display panels. How to run basic analyses using Field Search and key filters such as owner, IPC codes, patent families, and filing year. How to use analysis templates (e.g. Sunburst, filing year charts, result lists) to explore technology fields and portfolio dat...

General Structure of a WorkbookAnalysis TemplatesUsing SheetsCopying Sheets, Search Queries, Search Fields and Widgets.Copy and Paste Sheet(S)Copy and Paste Search QueryCopy and Paste Search FieldsCopy and Paste WidgetsSaving Your WorkbookSharing Your WorkbookRestoring a Workbook and Workbook ContentRestoring a Complete WorkbookRestoring Workbook ContentGeneral Structure of a WorkbookPatentSigh...

Enhanced Sheet Navigation Centralized Sheet Management Improved scrolling through sheet tabs Enhanced Sheet Navigation You can now click the arrow next to the workbook name to see an overview of all the sheets in the workbook, including an indication of the currently active sheet. Clicking on a sheet name in the sheet navigation panel helps you move to that sheet quickly. Centralized Sheet Man...

What this article covers Explains what Playbooks are in LexisNexis® PatentSight+™ and how they guide you through common IP analytics workflows using preconfigured charts, tables, and filters. Describes why Playbooks are useful, including how they help speed up analysis, apply best practices, and reduce guesswork when working with patent data. Provides an overview of the available Playbooks, wh...

What this article covers Explains how patent strength is defined and measured in PatentSight+ using the Patent Asset Index framework. Introduces the four core metrics: Patent Asset Index (PAI), Competitive Impact (CI), Technology Relevance (TR), and Market Coverage (MC) and how they relate to each other. Shows how to interpret each metric, from overall portfolio strength down to individual pat...

What this article covers Explains what the Reporting Date is in PatentSight+ and how it represents a point-in-time view of a patent portfolio. Clarifies how the Reporting Date works in search, where it defines which patent families and data are included. Shows how Reporting Date is used in charts and tables to analyse trends and track portfolio development over time, & a short video showing ho...

Introduction The Ultimate Owner Concept Subsidiaries of an Ultimate Owner             Owner "<Unknown>"             Appendices of Owner Names: "(in:...)" and "(w/o...)" Owner Type   Introduction PatentSight conducts a harmonization process to increase the accuracy of owner-related analyses. The process entails manual data verification to define the current owner of each patent family. Further...

How We Calculate Legal Status Different Types of Legal Status How the Legal Status is linked to the Reporting Date Measures Utilizing Legal Status   Legal status is a crucial aspect of patent analysis, as it provides insights into the current state of a patent and its enforceability. In PatentSight, we calculate and display legal status information to help you make informed decisions about pate...