1. PDF intake
Send a single patent PDF or a small set of representative documents.
Patent structure extraction
Structured rows. Chemistry fields. Review-ready outputs.
What you get
Send a single patent PDF or a small set of representative documents.
Pull chemistry-heavy rows instead of leaving the result as screenshots.
Return files your team can inspect, filter, and QC.
Useful outputs
Best for
FAQ
One PDF is enough to start. A single chemistry-heavy patent can be a good trial case.
Depending on the document, useful fields can include structure rows, normalized chemistry names, and evidence-linked assay or other bioactivity context.
Usually no. It is often better to search first, filter the set, then run deeper extraction only on the strongest documents.
Send one to several representative PDFs, the fields that matter most, and any review deadline.
Related proof pages
Benchmark
See the public metrics for row counts, normalized-field capture, and runtime.
Sample output
Browse example fields and review-ready row layouts without publishing source patents.
Case study
Review how a representative PDF batch turns into structured chemistry rows and evidence traces.
Request a trial
If you already know which patents are high-value, start there. If not, we can scope the search step first and then move into deeper extraction.