Patent & Trademark Engine

Your inventions,filed properly.

Turn invention disclosures into practitioner-ready patent filings, clear and file trademarks, and docket every deadline across your portfolio.

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Every filing is reviewed and signed by a registered practitioner.

eigitalPortfolioas of 2026-10-29
Pending
8
Allowed
1
Granted
3
Live marks
7
  • EIG-P-005Office action

    Conversational ordering agent with constrained menu grounding

    Next 2026-12-14

  • EIG-T-006Published for opposition

    POINTOFSALE.AI

    Next 2026-11-12

  • EIG-P-004Allowed

    Anomaly detection on restaurant sales streams with menu-item seasonality baselines

    Next 2026-12-30

  • EIG-T-004Office action

    CLARITY

    Next 2026-12-02

  • EIG-P-010Provisional

    Table-turn prediction from POS event timing

    Next 2026-11-20

  • EIG-T-001Registered

    EATOS

    Next 2027-01-19

Sample workspace. The portfolio dashboard, with every patent, mark, and deadline in one table.
01Intake

Start with a memo, not a form.

Inventors describe the problem, the solution, and what is new in their own words. Intake asks the follow-up questions a practitioner would, flags thin enablement detail, and records who contributed what, so inventorship is settled before drafting starts.

  • Problem, solution, what's new, prior attempts, drawings
  • Each inventor's contribution recorded by name
  • Gaps flagged before anyone drafts a claim
Invention disclosureEIG-D-0042
To
Patent committee, eigital
From
Priya Raman, Lucas Ortega
Date
2026-10-21
Re
Voice-driven order capture for point-of-sale terminals

Problem

At a busy counter, staff re-key spoken orders by hand. Items with similar names (a "small cold brew" and a "cold brew, small batch") are entered wrong often enough to cost refunds.

What's new

  1. Spoken items resolve against the menu of the specific order station.
  2. Ambiguous matches are shown for one-tap confirmation before the order commits.
  3. Availability is read live from the kitchen display system.
02Prior art

Know where you stand before you spend.

Each disclosure is searched against patent and non-patent literature. You see the closest references, which claim elements they appear to teach, and a patentability read you can take to counsel.

  • Claim chart by element and reference
  • Score with the reasoning behind it
  • A read for discussion, not a legal opinion

Patentability read

68/100

EIG-D-0042, searched 2026-10-22

Likely novel. No single reference shows element 1(c).

Obviousness risk on claim 1 over D1 in view of D2. Claim 3 (live availability) is not found in any reference and is the strongest fallback position.

Claim elements compared with references D1 to D3
ElementLimitationD1D2D3
1(a)Receive spoken order at station
1(b)Resolve against station's menu
1(c)Confirm ambiguous matches on display
3Live availability from kitchen display
  1. D1US 2021/0158893 A1 · Speech-based ordering for drive-through lanes0.81
  2. D2US 10,943,575 B2 · Order disambiguation using menu context0.74
  3. D3Lin et al., 2022 (NPL) · Streaming ASR in noisy retail settings0.58
03Drafting

A first draft a practitioner can sign.

Drafting produces claims, specification, abstract, and figure descriptions from the disclosure and the search. A registered practitioner then edits, approves, and owns the final text. Every change is tracked against the draft.

Claims, specification, abstract, figure descriptions · Edits tracked, attributed, and kept on the record · Nothing is filed without practitioner approval

Claims, draft 3Revised by J. Okafor, Reg. No. 71,204
1.

A point-of-sale system comprising: a microphone array positioned at an order station; and a processor configured to:(a) receive a spoken order from a customer;(b) resolve each spoken item against a menu data structure stored on the system associated with the order station; and(c) where a spoken item matches two or more menu entries, present the matching entries on a display for confirmation before the order is committed.

2.

The system of claim 1, wherein the processor separates overlapping speakers by direction of arrival before resolving spoken items.

3.

The system of claim 1, wherein the menu data structure includes item availability updated in real time from a kitchen display system.

20 claims3 independent2 edits since draft 2
04Filing

Packages that match what the Office expects.

Patent packages are assembled for USPTO Patent Center: specification, claims, abstract, drawings, Application Data Sheet, inventor declarations, and a fee sheet computed for your entity status. Trademark applications are prepared for Trademark Center, with identifications drawn from the USPTO ID Manual.

  • Patent Center and Trademark Center formats
  • Fees calculated for large, small, or micro entity
  • Signature status tracked to the filing receipt
EIG-P-013 · Patent Center package7 of 8
  • Specification34 ppcomplete
  • Claims20 claims, 3 independentcomplete
  • Abstract142 wordscomplete
  • Drawings7 sheetscomplete
  • Application Data SheetPTO/AIA/14complete
  • Inventor declarationsPTO/AIA/01, 2 of 2complete
  • Fee sheetSmall entity, $800.00complete
  • Practitioner signatureAwaiting J. Okaforoutstanding

Trademark Center

TABLESIDE PAY

Mark type
Standard character
Class
036
Basis
§1(b) intent to use
Clearance
2 marks to review

Payment processing services, namely, processing of credit card and debit card transactions.

05Docket

Every deadline, computed and owned.

Dates are computed from the Office's own events: office action responses, issue fees, statements of use, PCT national phase entry, maintenance fees, and renewals. Each deadline has an owner, a backup, and reminders that escalate before it matters.

USPTO, EPO, WIPO, and EUIPO dates · Extension windows and fees shown with each date · Maintenance fees and renewals years ahead

November 2026

  • 2026-11-1214d

    Opposition period ends

    EIG-T-006 POINTOFSALE.AI · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable No

  • 2026-11-2022d

    Office action response

    EIG-P-006 18/512,078 · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable to 2027-02-20

  • 2026-11-2022d

    Non-provisional filing (12-month date)

    EIG-P-010 63/918,402 · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable No

  • 2026-11-3032d

    Internal filing target

    EIG-T-008 ORDERLOOP · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable No

December 2026

  • 2026-12-0234d

    Office action response

    EIG-T-004 CLARITY · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable to 2027-03-02

  • 2026-12-1446d

    Office action response

    EIG-P-005 18/734,215 · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable to 2027-03-14

  • 2026-12-2355d

    Statement of use

    EIG-T-005 MAYA · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable to 2029-06-23

  • 2026-12-3062d

    Issue fee

    EIG-P-004 18/377,604 · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable No

January 2027

  • 2027-01-1174d

    Maintenance fee, 3.5 years

    EIG-P-002 Pat. 11,698,305 · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable grace to 2027-07-11

  • 2027-01-1982d

    Section 8 and 15 declaration

    EIG-T-001 EATOS · PM Team, eigital

    Extendable grace to 2027-07-19

Responsibility

People are accountable for every filing. The software does the preparation.

A registered practitioner signs every patent filing.

Software prepares the work. A patent attorney or agent registered with the USPTO reviews it, makes the changes, and signs it. Trademark filings are signed by a licensed U.S. attorney. Bring your own practitioner, or we will introduce you to one.

37 CFR 11.18 · 37 CFR 2.11

Inventors are always natural persons.

Only people are named as inventors. AI tools can help describe and search an invention, but they are never listed. Intake records each person's contribution so the inventive entity is right before the application is filed.

35 U.S.C. § 100(f) · Thaler v. Vidal, 43 F.4th 1207 (Fed. Cir. 2022)

Who it is for

Built for the people who answer for the portfolio.

  • Founders

    Protect what you are building without becoming an IP department. Disclose an invention in an afternoon and see what filing involves before you commit.

    Starts with First disclosure

  • General counsel

    One record of every patent, mark, and deadline across the company, with owners and spend you can report to the board.

    Starts with Portfolio import

  • IP counsel

    Keep your time for strategy and prosecution judgment. Intake, search, docketing, and package assembly arrive done to your standard.

    Starts with Docket and drafts

  • Patent practitioners

    Receive complete disclosures, a cited search, and a structured first draft. Edit, sign, and file from one place, with your registration number on the record.

    Starts with Review and signature

Pricing

Pricing that separates our fee from the Office's.

Government fees are shown on every fee sheet at your entity status, apart from the subscription, so you can see exactly what goes to the USPTO.

  • Founder

    On request

    A first patent or mark

    Intake, prior art read, one drafted application, docket

  • Growth

    On request

    A portfolio that files every quarter

    Everything in Founder, trademark clearance, portfolio import, team roles

  • In-house

    On request

    Legal teams managing a global portfolio

    Everything in Growth, multiple practitioners, SSO, audit log, reporting

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Practitioner fees are agreed directly with your practitioner.

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