Patent analysis
Target-based patent analysis example
Shows how a target or disease question turns into broad retrieval, fast triage, and a smaller review-ready set.
Case studies
Redacted case studies that explain the work without exposing the code.
Each case-study page is structured around the buyer question, the input that starts the work, the workflow used, and the returned output format.
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public case-study templates aligned to the current product pages
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private target names, source identifiers, or code paths disclosed
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clear internal-link path back to benchmark and contact
Structure extraction
Patent PDF extraction example
Shows how a chemistry-heavy patent PDF batch turns into structured rows, fields, and evidence-linked outputs.
Target search
Disease- or target-driven search example
Shows how a broad target-search question is scoped before deeper analysis or chemistry extraction.
What every case study should show
- The exact buyer question or review goal.
- The minimum input needed to start.
- The workflow steps that are visible to the customer.
- The output format they can expect to receive.
What stays private
- Source code, prompt details, and internal runtime layout.
- Unredacted target identities, patent lists, and private client context.
- Any metric that has not been manually validated enough to defend publicly.
How these help SEO
- They let you publish intent-matched pages around real search phrases.
- They provide original product evidence rather than generic marketing copy.
- They create internal links between product pages, benchmark, and proof assets.