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Patent Terminology Workflows

Guides and tools for patent examiners, drafters, and IP professionals — validate claim terminology, scan prior art, and export WIPO-verified glossaries.

What this guide covers

📄 Claim terminology check

Validate every technical term in a patent claim against the WIPO Pearl corpus and cross-reference with ALECSO/Arabterm for the Arabic equivalent.

🔬 Prior-art scan

Use DocCheck to compare terminology usage across patent families — spot inconsistencies before examination.

📦 Terminology export

Build a validated EN→AR glossary for your patent portfolio and export as TBX for your IP management system or CAT tool.

DocCheck — patent document validation

DocCheck uploads a patent document (PDF, DOCX, XLIFF, TMX) and cross-references every technical term against the Taqnilex corpus. It produces a validation report listing each term, its attestation status, source authority, and suggested corrections.

1 Upload your patent document
2 Select domain (patent) and jurisdiction
3 DocCheck extracts and validates all technical terms
4 Download the validation report (PDF or JSON)
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Corpus sources for patent terminology

WIPO Pearl

The primary source for patent terminology. WIPO Pearl provides EN↔AR term pairs extracted from PCT patent applications — validated by WIPO linguists and linked to IPC classes.

905,000+ term pairs in the Taqnilex corpus are sourced from WIPO Pearl and BigQuery patent datasets (SA, JO jurisdictions).
Arabterm / ALECSO ★

Terms with the ★ Harmonised badge have been formally validated by ALECSO under the Arab League. For patents filed in MENA jurisdictions, harmonised terms carry the strongest institutional authority.

695,000+ terms carry the ★ badge — cross-jurisdiction acceptance guaranteed.

Quick workflows for examiners

Pre-examination claim check
  1. Open DocCheck and upload the claims section
  2. Select patent domain + target jurisdiction
  3. Review flagged terms — each linked to the authoritative source
  4. Export the validation report as supporting documentation
Portfolio glossary build
  1. Run DocCheck on each patent in your portfolio
  2. Accumulate validated terms in GlossExport
  3. Filter by IPC class or jurisdiction
  4. Export as TBX for integration with your IP management system

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