Your tools stay. Your headcount stays. But your team handles twice the matters. The agent takes over office action intake, docketing, IDS generation, client updates, and deadline enforcement.
See It In Action~$173–292K/yr in tools + people
The spend isn't the problem. The problem is your throughput is capped by the people running these systems.
Givance plugs into your existing stack
Givance reads from it and pushes updates back — zero-error docketing stays
Auto-creates matter folders on intake, files office actions and correspondence
Syncs billing codes and time entries from completed agent work
Monitors for new office actions, downloads documents, extracts deadlines
Agent handles the full pipeline natively — no more manual triggers
Agent populates docketing fields, generates work emails, assigns matters
Agent compiles references across families, generates forms, flags gaps
Agent drafts and sends portfolio updates on a schedule you set
Agent Workflows
These are real workflows running for intellectual property firms today.
Always Running
This is what happens while your team sleeps, eats lunch, and takes meetings. The agent doesn't stop.
Detected 3 new office actions from overnight USPTO batch
Created matter folders and updated AppColl for all 3
Drafted preliminary responses for 2 §103 rejections
Sent attorney briefing emails with response drafts attached
Processed intake email: new provisional application for Kim portfolio
Generated IDS form for App. 17/456,789 — found 4 uncited references
Synced 6 new billing entries to QuickBooks
Flagged: response deadline in 5 days for Chen patent, no draft yet
Sent end-of-day portfolio status to managing partner
Email Agent
CC ask@givance.ai on any email. Attach files. Get finished work back in the thread.
Team, we just got a 103 rejection on the Chen patent. Can someone pull together a preliminary response and flag which claims need amendment?
Done. Here’s my analysis of the office action:
Can you cross-check the Kim patent family and make sure we haven’t missed any references before we file the IDS next week?
I’ve audited all 4 applications in the Kim family:
We’ll show you exactly how the agent handles office actions, docketing, and IDS filings for your portfolio.
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