Juristat and Solve Intelligence Partner to Bring Real USPTO Prosecution Data Into AI Patent Workflows

Juristat, the patent analytics company, and Solve Intelligence, the purpose-built AI for patent work, announced a partnership that makes Juristat Data Layer available inside Solve Intelligence. Patent professionals can now pair Solve’s prosecution workflows with more than two decades of Juristat’s USPTO examiner and art unit data, activated through a single Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector and available immediately. Learn more here.

The likelihood of allowance and the efficiency of prosecution depend heavily on the examiner and art unit assigned, and on the subjective nature of examination itself. That’s why AI needs the context to help draft an application from day one that’s optimized for the rejections it’s likely to face, and why office action responses need to account for an examiner’s preferences and past history in what they’ve allowed and what they haven’t. All of it affects not just whether a patent grants, but what it costs to get there and how much claim scope has to be sacrificed along the way.

Through this partnership, Solve’s AI drafts and analyzes against the actual prosecution record, not a general model’s guess, through a seamless integration inside the workflow patent teams already use.

Customers of both companies enable the integration by adding Juristat as a connector inside Solve. The connection is read-only and request-response, stores no conversations, shares nothing with third parties, and runs under SOC 2 Type II certification. Juristat MCP Data Layer also runs with Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Perplexity.

“Anyone can pull a basic allowance rate. The sophisticated move is to look at what has actually worked for a given examiner, on a given rejection, in a given art unit. That is the prosecution record we are bringing into Solve,” said Lauren Bonner, CEO of Juristat.

Juristat maintains more than 20 years of continuous USPTO prosecution history across more than 10 million applications and over 20,000 examiners, cleaned and structured so practitioners can see not only how an examiner behaves but what has actually worked, by response type, rejection, and art unit.

“Juristat’s examiner analytics data provide Solve’s AI agents with some of the deepest and most valuable proprietary IP data, enabling practitioners using Solve to make the highest-quality strategic decisions across the patent process,” said Chris Parsonson, CEO of Solve Intelligence. “The Solve and Juristat teams work extremely well together, and we know this partnership will bring patent workflows in Solve to a new level.”

The integration is available now. Solve customers who want to add Juristat can email solvepartnership@juristat.com, and Juristat customers who want to add Solve can email partnerships@solveintelligence.com.