Protect innovation.
Secure competitive advantage.
A patent grants inventors exclusive rights over their inventions — enabling control over commercialisation, prevention of unauthorised use, and maximum return on research and development.
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A statutory monopoly, in exchange for disclosure.
A patent is an exclusive statutory right granted to an inventor for a novel invention. In exchange for publicly disclosing the invention, the patent owner receives exclusive rights to prevent others from making, using, selling, offering for sale, or importing the invention within the jurisdiction where protection has been granted.
Patent protection provides a legally enforceable monopoly for a limited period, allowing inventors to capitalise on their innovation and recover investment made in research and development.
Novelty — new, not previously publicly disclosed anywhere in the world.
Inventive Step — a technical advancement not obvious to a person skilled in the field.
Industrial Applicability — capable of being made or used in an industry.
Filing strategy depends on the stage of your invention.
01Provisional Application
Secures an early filing date while development of the invention continues.
02Complete Application
Fully describes the invention and forms the basis for examination and grant.
03Convention Application
Filed in India claiming priority from an earlier application in a convention country.
04PCT International Application
Facilitates patent protection across multiple jurisdictions via a unified filing system.
05National Phase Application
Following a PCT filing, pursues protection in individually designated countries.
06Divisional & Addition
For applications containing more than one invention, or improvements to an already patented one.
Innovation across every industry.
From invention to grant.
Invention Assessment
Reviewed to determine patentability and identify the most suitable protection strategy.
Prior Art Search
Relevant patent databases and technical literature examined to assess novelty and inventive step.
Patent Drafting
A specification is prepared, describing the invention and defining scope of protection through claims.
Filing
The application is filed with the Indian Patent Office or through applicable international systems.
Publication & Examination
The application is published, undergoes substantive examination, and may require technical responses.
Grant
Upon successful examination, the patent is granted and enforceable rights arise.
Our objective is not simply to obtain patents — it is to help innovators secure meaningful protection that supports business growth and competitive advantage.