Every point in the plan links back to the examiner's own words and your own claim language.
Semantyr recommends. The attorney decides. This is not legal advice.
Built for US and European Office Actions, level by level.
The Office Action. Each rejection by its legal ground. Each rejected claim broken into its individual limitations. A strategy for each rejection.
Every change shown against the original. Claim checks run on every save. Export to Word when you are ready.
Add the Office Action, earlier replies, claims, specification, cited references and family members. Scanned pages are read automatically.
See which limitation the examiner targeted, which claims they conceded as allowable, and where the specification supports narrowing.
A recommendation for each rejection. On a Final action it brings in what was already argued.
Semantyr starts after the drafting and the filing. It reads the Office Action that follows.
Add the Office Action, your application and, if you like, family patents and earlier responses.
Semantyr works out what each document is and how it relates to the action. You confirm or correct.
Rejections by ground, claims by limitation, and a strategy for each rejection.
Amend in the claim editor with checks on every save. Export to Word.
Every Semantyr workflow works the same way. Here, the rails are the challenge, the invention and your defense.
Each Office Action is held in the same four levels. Each legal ground records what matters for that ground.
Records which limitation the cited reference does not show.
Records the examiner's reason for combining the references.
Records the exact claim words the examiner called abstract.
The precise parts are done without a language model. The judgment parts happen inside a fixed structure, one narrow question at a time.
It recommends. The attorney decides. It is not legal advice.
It is open to a small group while we refine it with the attorneys who use it.
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