Patent drafting and prosecution
Every claim element traces to its source.
An operator drafts applications and office-action responses from your disclosures and references, citing each passage. Your attorney reviews and files.
- ISO 27001
- GDPR
- Never trains on your data
Tap a numeral
Claim 1
- AntecedentClaim 4 says “the sensor”: no antecedent. Proposed: “the force sensor (18)”.
- Support“Soft-grip mode” in claim 6 has no support in the description. Ask the inventor or delete.
Approval required
Upload the response draft to the KR-0412 folder in SharePoint and ask Dr. S. Vidal in Slack to confirm the bench data on p. 3
Approved by A. Moreau, patent attorney · uploaded · logged
Ready for you to review and file.
Declined · nothing uploaded or sent · not retried
Run record
- Input
- Office action, D1, D2, IDF-041, bench notes
- Output
- Response draft (Word), claim amendment, 2 flags
- Tools
- Code sandbox, web search, SharePoint (upload), Slack (1)
- User
- A. Moreau, patent attorney
Enterprises running operators on Alomana
- up to 70%faster drafting
- 2h+saved per attorney, per day
- about 50%lower cost per filing
- Daysfrom disclosure to a draft ready to file, not months
What the operator works through on a matter
The reading and first drafting, each line citing where it came from.
Disclosure to first draft
Turns the disclosure and inventor notes into claims and description, citing each paragraph
Claim support check
Checks every claim term against the description and flags what has no support
Antecedent basis
Finds terms used before they are introduced and proposes the fix
Office action read
Reads the rejection and every cited reference, passage by passage
Response and amendment
Drafts the argument and the amendment, with the support for each change
Inventor questions
Drafts what to ask the inventor and sends it once you approve
How a patent matter runs
Connect
Disclosures, office actions and references in SharePoint or Drive.
Draft
The operator reads them and returns Word drafts that cite every passage.
Review
Your attorney edits, approves uploads and messages, and files.
Nothing leaves the matter without a yes.
- Drafts come back as Word files; the operator never files with a patent office
- Uploads and messages to inventors wait for a person's yes; a declined action is not retried
- Every run logged: input, output, tools, user
- Measured on
- Hours per first draft
- Hours per office-action response
- Claim terms flagged before filing
- Outside-counsel spend per application
- Works with
- SharePoint
- Google Drive
- Slack
- Jira
- Confluence
- Word and PDF files
- Web search
- Any remote MCP server
- Trusted for
- ISO 27001
- GDPR
- Never trains on your data
- Single-tenant for enterprise
A custom operator typically goes live in up to 4 weeks.
Questions patent teams ask
What does the operator do on a patent matter?
It reads the disclosure, inventor notes, office actions and cited references you give it, as Word or PDF files. It drafts claims, description sections and office-action responses as Word files, and every statement cites the paragraph or passage it rests on. Your attorney reviews, edits and decides.
Does it file with the patent office?
No. It returns drafts, and your attorney files. It has no connection to patent-office filing or docketing systems. Uploads to your folders and messages to inventors each wait for a person's yes.
Where does the prior art come from?
From the references cited in the office action, the documents you attach, and a search of the public web. It is not a patent database and not a complete prior-art search; your searchers and search tools stay in charge of that.
Can it follow our house style?
Give it your template and a few past filings. It follows their structure and claim format, and your attorney edits the rest. The drafts stay in Word, so the firm's own review steps do not change.
How long does it take to deploy?
A custom patent operator typically goes live in up to 4 weeks, including validation on your own matters and integration with your document stores.
Is our invention data private?
Alomana is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR-compliant, and your data is never used to train AI models. Enterprise deployments run single-tenant, in a dedicated instance.
Bring one office action.
Talk it over with sales: what the operator needs from your systems, and how it goes live.
Alomana is a secure enterprise AI platform where autonomous agents, called operators, run business processes end to end. Every run is fully auditable.