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Patent Landscape and IP Strategy for Biotech Diligence

Map biotech patent families, assignees, citations, jurisdictions, claims, and whitespace using EPO, Google Patents data, web extraction, and structured IP workflows.

Decision questions

What this solution is built to answer.

01

Who controls the relevant patent families and jurisdictions?

02

Where are the claim, citation, assignee, or FTO risk signals?

03

What filings affect competitive timing or market entry?

04

Which patent clusters suggest whitespace or crowding?

Capabilities

What ARiDA can run for this use case.

01

EPO and Google Patents search paths.

02

Assignee and inventor portfolio analysis.

03

Citation mapping and jurisdiction-level evidence.

04

Patent full-text extraction and fallback web acquisition.

05

Patent-cliff visuals for competitive deep dives.

Workflow table

Named workflows and expected artifacts.

WorkflowRoleArtifacts
patent-landscape-analysisIP landscape and whitespace analysisPatent findings, assignee tables, citation maps, jurisdiction notes
competitive-landscape-deepdivePatent timing inside competitive strategyPatent cliff, TPP radar, competitive landscape report

Evidence inputs

Data sources, tools, and user context.

EPO OPSGoogle Patents datapatent full textcompany disclosuresFirecrawl extractionClinicalTrials.gov for asset linkage

Outputs

What the workflow should leave behind.

Deliverables

Patent landscape report with assignees, families, citations, and jurisdictions.

Patent-cliff timing visual.

IP risk and whitespace notes for diligence.

Structured input for competitive or BD analysis.

Proof points

The patent specialist has both EPO and Google Patents data paths.

Patent evidence can run as an independent lane in competitive deep dives.

Firecrawl remains available for pages that require heavier extraction.

FAQ

Common evaluation questions.

Is this a legal opinion?

ARiDA can structure patent evidence and diligence materials, while legal conclusions and FTO opinions still require qualified counsel.

Can patent findings connect to valuation?

Yes. Patent timing, exclusivity, and competitive pressure can feed loss-of-exclusivity assumptions, scenarios, and portfolio risk narratives.