Patents and trademarks, on the company profile.

What a company protects tells you what it values: the marks it defends, the inventions it files. USPTO publishes all of it, but disconnected from everything else a company is. Amalgament joins patents and trademarks to the same resolved entity as registrations, licenses, and spending, so IP reads as part of the company, not a separate database.

What's in the record

• Patent records with filing and grant information
• Trademark records with marks and status
• Joins from IP to the owning business entity
• Freshness tracked per source, like everything else on the platform

Where it comes from

USPTO public data, normalized and entity-joined. Assignment records bridge IP to the companies the rest of the graph already knows.

What people build with it

Competitive-intelligence tools reading a rival's filing activity, KYB flows verifying a company's claimed IP, and investors screening for real innovation behind a pitch.

One call

curl -H "X-API-Key: $OPENFOLIO_KEY" \
  "https://api.amalgament.com/entity?q=brooklyn+brewery"

Common questions

Can I see everything a company has filed with USPTO?

Pull the resolved entity and filter its records to patents and trademarks. Because IP joins the same graph, it sits beside the company's registrations and licenses.

How current is the IP data?

Sources refresh on schedule and the /freshness endpoint reports the last pull per source, so currency is checkable rather than assumed.

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