Docketing & Deadlines
Statutory deadlines computed from prosecution events — with supersession cascading — across USPTO, PCT, and EPO. No manual re-keying, no spreadsheet handoffs, no missed windows.
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Calendar and list views. Overdue alerts. Every deadline traces back to the prosecution event that generated it.
Open deadlines with due dates and remaining time. USPTO statutory rules and RCE windows computed automatically; PCT and EPO rules follow the same pattern.
Core capabilities
Response deadlines and RCE windows computed from the prosecution events on file. Extensions of time supported. No manual re-keying; overrides remain auditable.
Rule 54bis Chapter II demand at 22 months from priority and Article 19 amendment window at the ISR — cascading correctly through supersession as filings land.
Rule 70a extended search opinions, Rule 71 examination responses, and Article 99(1) opposition (9 months from grant) — with the correct interlocks between them.
When a filing supersedes an earlier deadline — an RCE resetting the response clock, a Notice of Allowance closing outstanding OA windows — the docket updates automatically. Overrides are tracked and auditable.
Configurable lead times per deadline type. Overdue items surface at the top of the list. Calendar and list views for docket managers and IP counsel alike.
Every date is linked to the prosecution event that generated it — the office action, the notice, the filing. Nothing is inferred from spreadsheet metadata.
See the prosecution history behind every deadline
Docketing is powered by the same structured prosecution intelligence.
