You review drawings
You need to understand what a figure communicates, identify problems, and determine what should change.
Patent-Figure Capability for Individuals
Build practical patent-figure skills you can use yourself.
Learn how to create, review, revise, and communicate patent figures more effectively in Microsoft Visio—with practical instruction, specialized tools, proven workflows, and ongoing support.
Built for people involved in patent work
Patent Attorneys
Patent Agents
Paralegals
Inventors
Engineers & Researchers
The Patent-Figure Capability Gap
You work with patent figures. But you may never have been taught how to work on them.
Patent professionals routinely review, discuss, mark up, revise, and communicate about drawings.
Yet the practical skills for working directly with those figures are rarely part of legal, technical, or professional training.
The Disconnect
Responsibility for the figures does not always come with the tools to work on them.
You request revisions
Even a small change may require markups, explanations, emails, and another drafting cycle.
You receive imperfect source material
Inventors and clients may provide sketches, screenshots, photographs, CAD exports, PDFs, or existing drawings that still need work.
You need to communicate visually
Sometimes changing the figure directly is faster and clearer than describing the change in words.
Even Small Changes Create Work
A simple revision can become an unnecessary handoff.
Notice
Identify the change
Explain
Mark it up
Send
Hand it off
Wait
Receive the revision
Review
Check it again
What Changes With Capability
You can decide what should be handled directly—and what should still be delegated.
Understand the figure more directly.
Work with the drawing as an editable technical document rather than only as a finished image.
Make practical changes yourself.
Handle appropriate corrections, annotations, reference characters, layout changes, and other routine revisions directly.
Develop appropriate figures when it makes sense.
Build diagrams, flowcharts, block diagrams, traced figures, and other practical patent figure types using a structured workflow.
Communicate visually with others.
Work more effectively with inventors, attorneys, engineers, clients, and professional drafting resources by communicating through the figure itself.
Capability, Not Replacement
The goal is not to turn every patent professional into a professional illustrator.
Some figure work is straightforward. Some requires significant drawing experience, specialized techniques, or more time than you should spend handling it yourself.
Individual Access gives you practical capability so you can work directly with patent figures when it makes sense—and recognize when professional drafting is the better choice.
A More Flexible Way to Work
Understand
Know what you are looking at
Work Directly
Handle appropriate figure work
Escalate
Use professional drafting when needed
Capability
More control over the figure workflow
The Idea
You do not need to do every patent drawing yourself. You should be able to work with patent figures when the work in front of you calls for it.
What You Get
More than training. A practical system for working with patent figures.
Individual Access gives you the same core IP DaVinci Patent Figure System™ in a format designed for one person.
Learn the essential skills, use purpose-built tools, follow repeatable workflows, and develop practical methods you can apply directly to real patent work.
The Patent Figure System™
Four parts work together.
01
Skills
Essential Visio Skills
Learn the Visio techniques that matter for patent figures without spending time learning features that have little relevance to patent work.
Drawing
Editing
Layers
Alignment
Formatting
02
Tools
Patent Figure Toolkits
Start from reusable patent-focused resources instead of rebuilding common drawing elements and configurations every time you begin a figure.
Templates
Stencils
Shapes
Standards
Resources
03
Process
Patent Figure Workflows
Follow repeatable methods for common figure tasks rather than figuring out a drawing process from scratch each time.
Tracing
Revising
Creating
Formalizing
Reviewing
04
Method
Productivity Methods
Learn practical ways to organize and execute figure work more efficiently, consistently, and with greater control.
Structure
Consistency
Reuse
Speed
Control
How It Comes Together
Learn the skill. Use the tool. Follow the workflow.
Learn
Understand the technique
See how the drawing task works and why the method is useful.
Apply
Use the working tools
Start with templates, stencils, and resources designed for patent-figure work.
Repeat
Follow the workflow
Use a consistent process instead of reinventing the method for every figure.
Work
Apply it to real patent figures
Build practical capability that carries into the work you actually do.
Your Learning Environment
Learn at your own pace and return when the work requires it.
Individual Access includes online learning that organizes the System into practical lessons, demonstrations, methods, and workflows.
You do not need to memorize everything before you begin. Learn the fundamentals, practice the methods, and return to specific material when a real figure task makes it relevant.
Learning + Working Resources
The value continues after the lesson ends.
Learn the method
Use structured lessons and demonstrations to understand how patent-figure tasks are performed.
Practice the workflow
Apply the techniques yourself so the process becomes usable rather than merely familiar.
Use the Toolkit
Bring the templates, stencils, and other working resources into your own figure workflow.
Return when needed
Revisit relevant lessons and workflows when a particular patent-figure task appears in your work.
Built Around Real Tasks
Learn in the context of the work you actually encounter.
01
Review an existing figure
02
Make a routine revision
03
Trace source material
04
Create a technical diagram
05
Work with reference characters
06
Improve figure consistency
07
Prepare clearer inventor material
08
Communicate revisions visually
Individual Access
One person. One practical patent-figure system. The skills, tools, workflows, and methods stay connected instead of being learned in isolation.
What You Learn to Do
Build practical capability around the patent figures you actually work with.
The goal is not simply to learn Visio. It is to use Visio effectively for patent-figure work.
Individual Access connects drawing skills to the practical tasks that appear during invention disclosure, patent preparation, prosecution, revision, and collaboration.
Six Core Capabilities
From understanding an existing figure to developing one yourself.
01
Review
Review figures more effectively.
Examine existing patent figures with a better understanding of how the drawing is constructed, organized, and prepared for revision.
Inspect figure structure
Check consistency
Identify revisions
Review reference characters
02
Revise
Make practical revisions directly.
Modify appropriate figure elements yourself instead of turning every correction or adjustment into another drafting handoff.
Move elements
Change labels
Adjust callouts
Correct layouts
03
Create
Create practical patent figures.
Develop common technical figure types using structured drawing methods, reusable resources, and patent-focused workflows.
Flowcharts
Block diagrams
System diagrams
Technical schematics
04
Trace
Turn source material into editable line work.
Use a repeatable tracing workflow to develop clean vector-based figures from visual source material that cannot simply be used as-is.
Photographs
Sketches
Screenshots
PDFs & source images
05
Formalize
Turn working material into clearer figures.
Take rough technical material and organize it into more consistent, readable, and usable patent-figure form.
Clean geometry
Organize layouts
Standardize elements
Improve consistency
06
Collaborate
Communicate through the figure itself.
Use editable figures to communicate technical concepts and revisions more clearly with the people involved in preparing the application.
Inventors
Attorneys & agents
Engineers
Drafting professionals
Work With What You Receive
Patent-figure work rarely begins with a perfect drawing.
Technical information arrives in many forms. Individual Access teaches practical ways to move from that source material toward figures that are easier to edit, review, and develop.
Source Material
Sketch
Photo
Screenshot
PDF
CAD export
Existing figure
IP DaVinci Workflow
Interpret · Trace · Build · Organize
Result
Editable patent figure
Structured for continued review, revision, and collaboration.
Routine Work Becomes More Direct
Not every change needs another round trip.
Without Direct Capability
01
Identify the change
02
Explain or mark it up
03
Send it to someone else
04
Wait for the revision
05
Review it again
Instead
With Direct Capability
01
Make the appropriate change directly.
When the work is within your capability, edit the figure and continue with the matter.
You Choose the Level
Capability does not mean you have to do everything yourself.
Some people primarily need enough capability to review drawings and communicate changes more effectively.
Others want to make routine revisions and corrections without unnecessary handoffs.
Some users will go further and create appropriate patent figures themselves from technical material.
Complex, specialized, or time-consuming work can still move to professional drafting.
Capability in Practice
The figure becomes something you can work with—not just something you receive.
Before
“Please move this callout and send the figure back.”
→
With Capability
Open the editable figure, make the change, and continue working.
Before
“Can someone turn this inventor sketch into something usable?”
→
With Capability
Use the sketch as source material and begin developing the figure directly.
Before
“I know what this diagram needs to show, but I cannot easily change it.”
→
With Capability
Work directly with the figure while developing the technical and legal presentation.
Practical Capability
Learn enough to work directly when it makes sense, collaborate more effectively when others are involved, and delegate when professional drafting is the better choice.
How You Learn
Learn by working with patent figures.
You do not need to master every Visio feature before you can begin doing useful work.
IP DaVinci organizes learning around the skills, tools, and workflows that matter for patent figures, so you can learn progressively and apply what you learn as your work requires it.
The Learning Model
Learn enough to begin. Build capability through use.
01
Learn
Understand the method.
Learn the essential concept and the patent-figure task it helps you accomplish.
02
Watch
See how it is done.
Follow practical demonstrations that show the technique inside the actual drawing environment.
03
Practice
Do the work yourself.
Repeat the technique so the workflow becomes something you can actually use.
04
Apply
Bring it into real work.
Use the skill, Toolkit, and workflow when similar figure tasks appear in your matters.
05
Return
Come back when you need it.
Revisit the relevant lesson or workflow instead of relying on memory alone.
Focused Learning
Learn the Visio skills that matter for patent work.
Visio is a broad application. You do not need to learn every feature in order to work effectively with patent figures.
IP DaVinci focuses on the drawing techniques, commands, organization methods, and productivity practices that support patent-figure work.
Build Progressively
Start with the foundation. Add capability as you go.
01
Foundation
Essential Visio Skills
Build confidence with the drawing environment, objects, connectors, formatting, alignment, layers, and other essential techniques.
02
Patent Work
Patent-Focused Methods
Connect those drawing skills to the requirements, conventions, and practical realities of working with patent figures.
03
Workflows
Repeatable Figure Processes
Learn structured methods for tasks such as tracing, revising, creating, formalizing, and organizing figures.
04
Application
Real Figure Work
Bring the methods into your own work and continue building capability through practical use.
Self-Paced Access
Learn around your work—not the other way around.
Begin with the fundamentals.
Establish the core skills and working methods that make later workflows easier to understand.
Move at your own pace.
Progress through the material according to your experience, workload, and the capabilities you want to develop.
Return to specific workflows.
When a tracing, revision, diagram, or other task appears, return to the relevant material and refresh the process.
Training Becomes a Working Reference
You do not have to remember every step.
A workflow you learn today may not appear in your work again for several weeks or months.
Instead of trying to memorize every technique, return to the relevant lesson, review the process, open the appropriate Toolkit resources, and continue with the figure in front of you.
Real Task
A figure problem appears
Reference
Return to the workflow
Toolkit
Open the working resources
Apply
Continue with the figure
The Difference
Not Just
Watch a software course.
Instead
Build a capability you can use.
Learn for the Work
The objective is not to finish lessons. The objective is to become more capable when a patent figure is in front of you.
Patent Figure Bootstrap™
Build the foundation in one focused live session.
Patent Figure Bootstrap™ is a practical four-hour live training experience designed to get you working with the System quickly.
Instead of spending weeks trying to assemble the fundamentals on your own, work through the essential skills, tools, and workflows in a structured session—and then continue developing through Individual Access.
A practical introduction to working directly with patent figures.
The Bootstrap brings the essential pieces together in one guided experience so you can understand how the System works as a whole—not as a collection of unrelated Visio techniques.
The objective
Leave knowing how to begin.
The Four-Hour Foundation
Move from the drawing environment to practical patent-figure work.
01
Foundation
Get comfortable in the drawing environment.
Establish the essential Visio concepts and drawing techniques you need before working through patent-focused workflows.
- Drawing environment
- Shapes and lines
- Selection and editing
- Alignment and positioning
02
Structure
Learn how patent figures are built and organized.
Move beyond general Visio operation and begin applying the drawing environment specifically to patent-figure work.
- Figure organization
- Reference characters
- Formatting consistency
- Reusable drawing elements
03
Workflow
Work through practical figure methods.
See how individual drawing skills become repeatable workflows for common patent-figure tasks.
- Reviewing figures
- Making revisions
- Tracing source material
- Creating technical diagrams
04
Application
Put the pieces together.
Connect the skills, Toolkit resources, and workflows so you know how to continue applying the System after the live session ends.
- Practical application
- Workflow selection
- Toolkit use
- Next-step learning
Built for Participation
This is not four hours of watching someone else use Visio.
See
Watch the method.
See the technique demonstrated clearly before working through it yourself.
Do
Follow along.
Use the same tools and methods in your own drawing environment.
Understand
Connect the pieces.
Understand how the individual techniques fit into complete patent-figure workflows.
Continue
Keep building afterward.
Use Individual Access to revisit the foundation and develop additional capabilities over time.
Bootstrap + Individual Access
The live session gets you started. The System stays with you.
Start
Patent Figure Bootstrap™
01
Focused live instruction
02
Guided practice
03
Essential foundation
04
System orientation
Continue
Individual Access
01
Self-paced learning
02
Patent Figure Toolkit™
03
Workflow reference
04
Continued capability building
Why Start Live?
Some things are easier when you can see the whole workflow come together.
Get oriented faster.
Understand how Visio, the Toolkit, and the IP DaVinci workflows fit together before exploring them independently.
Avoid early frustration.
Establish the core working methods before small software questions become unnecessary obstacles.
See the reasoning.
Learn not only which command to use, but why a particular approach works well for patent figures.
Know what to learn next.
Leave with enough context to navigate the broader System according to the figure work you actually encounter.
Designed for Different Starting Points
You do not need a drafting background.
New to Visio
Start with the essentials.
Build a useful foundation without trying to learn the entire application first.
Familiar with Visio
Make it patent-specific.
Connect existing software familiarity to patent-focused tools and workflows.
Patent Professional
Add drawing capability.
Connect your existing patent knowledge to practical ways of working directly with figures.
Technical Professional
Communicate visually.
Learn practical methods for turning technical ideas and source material into clearer figures.
After the Bootstrap
The four hours are the beginning—not the finish line.
Day 1
Build the foundation
Complete the live Bootstrap experience.
Next
Practice the methods
Repeat the essential workflows independently.
Ongoing
Expand your capability
Continue through the System as new needs arise.
Real Work
Apply what you know
Use the System when patent figures appear in your work.
Four Focused Hours
Build the foundation live. Keep the tools, workflows, and learning environment available as your patent-figure capability grows.
Patent Figure Toolkit™
Start with working resources instead of starting from scratch.
The Patent Figure Toolkit™ gives you reusable drawing resources built specifically for patent-figure work.
Templates, stencils, drawing elements, and supporting resources help you work more consistently while reducing repetitive setup and rebuilding.
Where the Toolkit Fits
Learn
Understand the method
Toolkit
Open the working resources
Workflow
Follow the process
Figure
Apply it to the work
Working Resources
Reusable building blocks for patent-figure work.
01
Templates
Begin from a prepared drawing environment.
Use patent-focused starting files instead of rebuilding common page and drawing settings every time you begin new work.
02
Stencils
Keep reusable drawing elements close at hand.
Access organized collections of useful elements that can be placed into drawings and adapted to the figure in front of you.
03
Drawing Elements
Reuse instead of redraw.
Start with prepared shapes and drawing components for recurring patent-figure needs, then modify them for the particular invention.
04
Reference
Keep useful guidance with the work.
Use supporting resources alongside the drawing environment when you need to refresh a method, convention, or workflow.
A Better Starting Point
A blank Visio page should not be the beginning of every figure.
Without a Toolkit
Rebuild the environment.
01
Set up the drawing
02
Find or recreate elements
03
Re-establish formatting
04
Remember the process
05
Then begin the actual figure
With the Toolkit
Start closer to the work.
01
Open the appropriate resource
02
Use prepared elements
03
Adapt them to the invention
04
Follow the relevant workflow
05
Focus on the figure itself
Reusable by Design
Build once. Adapt repeatedly.
Patent figures often contain recurring visual structures, conventions, and drawing elements. Recreating all of them for every matter adds unnecessary work.
The Toolkit gives you reusable starting material while keeping the resulting drawing editable. You can modify the elements for the invention rather than treating them as fixed artwork.
Select
Choose a starting element
Adapt
Modify it for the invention
Reuse
Keep useful work available
Editable by Design
The Toolkit gives you building blocks—not finished pictures.
The value of a reusable drawing resource is not that every figure looks the same.
It is that you can begin with a useful structure and then change the geometry, arrangement, labeling, line work, and other details to match the invention you are documenting.
Start prepared
Stay editable.
Tools + Methods
A resource becomes more useful when you know how to use it.
Toolkit
The working resources.
Templates, stencils, drawing elements, and supporting material give you practical things to work with.
Workflows
The method for using them.
Structured processes show you how the tools fit into reviewing, revising, tracing, creating, and organizing patent figures.
Capability
A repeatable way to work.
Instead of collecting disconnected files and techniques, use resources and methods together as part of one working system.
Put It to Work
Use the Toolkit across different figure tasks.
Work with existing figures.
Use the drawing environment and supporting resources when examining or preparing changes to existing figure sets.
Make controlled changes.
Use editable elements and established methods to change labels, geometry, arrangement, or other figure details.
Formalize source material.
Combine Toolkit resources with tracing workflows when converting source material into cleaner, editable line work.
Develop new figures.
Begin with reusable building blocks when creating diagrams and other figures from technical information.
Beyond the Included Toolkit
Your own work can become reusable too.
As you work with patent figures, you can preserve useful elements and structures from your own work and develop a more efficient personal drawing environment.
The goal is not simply to use a fixed library. It is to develop better working habits around reusable, editable drawing resources.
IP DaVinci
Included resources
Your Work
Useful elements you develop
Over Time
A stronger working environment
Start Ahead
Do not spend your time rebuilding what can already be prepared, reusable, and editable. Put that time into the figure itself.
Patent Figure Workflows
Know what to do when a patent-figure task appears.
Patent Figure Workflows turn individual drawing skills and Toolkit resources into repeatable ways of working.
Instead of deciding from scratch how to approach every revision, source image, diagram, or figure set, begin with a structured process designed around the task in front of you.
From Problem to Process
01
Identify the task
02
Select the workflow
03
Use the right tools
04
Complete the figure work
Common Figure Tasks
Start with what needs to happen to the figure.
01
Review
Understand what is already there.
Examine an existing figure or figure set, identify what needs attention, and determine whether the work can be handled directly or requires broader drafting support.
Inspect
→
Identify
→
Decide
02
Revise
Change an existing editable figure.
Make controlled changes to reference characters, geometry, line work, arrangement, annotations, or other elements without rebuilding the entire figure.
Open
→
Modify
→
Check
03
Trace
Turn source material into editable line work.
Use photographs, screenshots, sketches, PDFs, CAD output, and other visual references as the basis for cleaner vector drawing.
Import
→
Trace
→
Formalize
04
Create
Build a new technical figure.
Develop flowcharts, block diagrams, system diagrams, process figures, and other technical illustrations from invention information.
Understand
→
Structure
→
Draw
05
Formalize
Bring rough technical material into a consistent figure.
Take inventor sketches, working diagrams, or other preliminary material and develop a cleaner, more organized visual representation for patent work.
Interpret
→
Organize
→
Refine
06
Collaborate
Use figures as part of the technical conversation.
Work more directly with inventors, attorneys, engineers, drafting professionals, or other contributors when figure changes and technical clarification are needed.
Share
→
Clarify
→
Revise
Workflow Example
Image Tracing Workflow™
A source image becomes easier to work with when the process is broken into deliberate steps.
01
Prepare
Set No Fill
Keep newly created closed shapes transparent so the reference image remains visible while you trace.
02
Reference
Lock the source image
Place the source material on its own layer and keep it fixed while the new drawing is developed above it.
03
Trace
Build the line work
Trace the important geometry using editable vector lines and shapes rather than treating the original image as the final figure.
04
Finalize
Clean the drawing
Remove the reference dependency and finish the figure as clean, editable line work.
Repeatable by Design
A workflow is more than a list of instructions.
A useful workflow gives you a recognizable starting point, an order of operations, and a practical way to move from source material or an existing figure toward the desired result.
Once the process becomes familiar, you spend less time deciding how to begin and more time working on the technical content of the figure.
01
Recognizable starting point
02
Defined sequence
03
Appropriate tools
04
Expected result
The System Working Together
Skills, tools, and workflows solve different parts of the problem.
Skills
Know how to use the drawing environment.
Toolkit
Have useful resources ready.
Workflow
Know which process to follow.
Capability
Handle the task with a repeatable method.
Start with the Problem
Different figure problems call for different workflows.
“I received figures that need changes.”
Start with
Review + Revise
“I have a photograph or screenshot.”
Start with
Image Tracing
“I have an inventor sketch.”
Start with
Formalize
“I need a new flowchart or block diagram.”
Start with
Create
Know the Boundary
Capability also means knowing when not to do it yourself.
Individual Access is designed to make many routine patent-figure tasks easier to understand and handle directly.
But not every figure should become a do-it-yourself project. Complex illustration, specialized drafting, difficult source material, or demanding production work may still be better handled by an experienced patent drafting professional.
Handle Directly
Routine work within your capability
Escalate
Professional drafting when needed
Work the Process
Do not reinvent the approach every time. Recognize the task, select the workflow, use the right tools, and move through the work deliberately.
Productivity Methods
Spend less time operating the drawing—and more time on the figure.
Productivity Methods help reduce the repetitive actions, unnecessary setup, and avoidable friction that can slow patent-figure work.
Once the fundamentals are in place, small improvements in how you navigate, select, align, duplicate, format, organize, and reuse drawing elements can make everyday work considerably easier.
From Method to Efficiency
01
Know the task
02
Follow the workflow
03
Remove unnecessary steps
04
Work more efficiently
Everyday Efficiency
Improve the small actions you perform again and again.
01
Navigate
Move through the drawing environment efficiently.
Reduce unnecessary interface movement by becoming comfortable navigating pages, views, drawing areas, and the commands used repeatedly during figure work.
02
Select
Control exactly what you are working with.
Improve how you select individual elements, groups of elements, and drawing regions so that changes can be made deliberately and efficiently.
03
Position
Align and arrange elements with less manual adjustment.
Use alignment, distribution, duplication, and positioning methods instead of repeatedly adjusting elements one at a time.
04
Reuse
Stop rebuilding useful work.
Reuse prepared shapes, structures, templates, stencils, and drawing elements whenever an existing resource provides a better starting point.
05
Organize
Keep complex drawings easier to control.
Use pages, layers, groups, and consistent drawing structures to make figures easier to understand, revise, and maintain.
06
Standardize
Turn good working habits into your normal process.
Establish repeatable ways of setting up and working with figures so routine decisions do not need to be reconsidered on every project.
Where Time Disappears
Patent-figure work contains hundreds of small actions.
A single unnecessary click or adjustment does not matter very much.
But repeated across selections, labels, line work, duplicated elements, page navigation, alignment, formatting, and revisions, small inefficiencies accumulate.
Productivity Methods focus on improving those recurring actions.
01
Repeated setup
02
Repeated formatting
03
Manual positioning
04
Unnecessary navigation
05
Recreating existing elements
06
Reworking inconsistent drawings
A Better Working Method
Replace repetitive effort with deliberate methods.
Repetitive Approach
Solve the same small problems repeatedly.
01
Recreate drawing elements
02
Adjust objects individually
03
Repeat formatting manually
04
Search for commands as needed
05
Rebuild familiar setups
Productive Approach
Use established methods and reusable resources.
01
Start with reusable elements
02
Use alignment and positioning tools
03
Apply consistent working conventions
04
Use familiar commands efficiently
05
Begin from prepared environments
Reduce Interface Friction
Keep frequently used actions closer to your hands.
Keyboard shortcuts and efficient command habits can reduce the constant movement between the drawing and the interface.
The goal is not to memorize every shortcut in Visio. It is to become fluent with the commands that repeatedly appear in patent-figure work.
Find
Locate the command
Learn
Use it repeatedly
Fluency
Work without interrupting your thought process
Reuse What Already Works
Your previous work can become part of your productivity system.
Useful drawing structures do not have to disappear when a matter is finished.
Appropriate reusable elements can be preserved, organized, and adapted for future work—helping your drawing environment become more useful over time.
Create
Develop useful work
Preserve
Keep reusable elements
Reuse
Start future work further ahead
Efficiency Without Sloppiness
Productivity is not simply drawing faster.
Moving quickly is not useful if it creates inconsistent figures, missed details, or additional revision work.
The objective is to remove unnecessary effort while preserving deliberate control over the drawing.
Less
Repetitive effort
More
Deliberate control
Better
Working efficiency
The Complete Working System
The four pillars work together.
01
Essential Visio Skills
Control the drawing environment.02
Patent Figure Toolkit™
Start with useful resources.03
Patent Figure Workflows
Follow a repeatable process.04
Productivity Methods
Perform the process efficiently.Remove the Friction
Productivity comes from removing unnecessary work—not from rushing the work that matters.
Individual Access
Everything you need to build practical patent-figure capability.
Individual Access brings the IP DaVinci Patent Figure System™ together in one working environment.
Learn the drawing skills, use the Toolkit, follow established workflows, and apply productivity methods as you work with real patent figures.
Your Patent Figure System
01
Learn
Essential Visio Skills02
Use
Patent Figure Toolkit™03
Follow
Patent Figure Workflows04
Improve
Productivity MethodsIncluded with Individual Access
Learn it. Use it. Keep it available when the work appears.
01
Learning
IP DaVinci learning environment
Step-by-step instruction designed around the Visio skills and drawing methods that matter for patent-figure work.
02
Drawing Resources
Patent Figure Toolkit™
Editable templates, stencils, drawing elements, and supporting resources that give you useful starting points for recurring figure tasks.
03
Processes
Patent Figure Workflows
Repeatable methods for reviewing, revising, tracing, creating, formalizing, and collaborating around patent figures.
04
Efficiency
Productivity Methods
Practical ways to reduce repetitive work, improve drawing control, reuse useful resources, and work more efficiently in Visio.
05
Live Training
Patent Figure Bootstrap™
Join practical live training that brings the core skills, tools, and workflows together and helps you begin applying the system.
06
Ongoing Access
System updates and new resources
Continue benefiting as training, Toolkit resources, workflows, and supporting materials are refined and expanded.
One Working Environment
The components are designed to reinforce one another.
Learn
Understand the method
Practice
Apply it in Visio
Use
Work with Toolkit resources
Apply
Handle real figure tasks
Beyond Training
This is not intended to be a course you finish and forget.
Training is only one part of Individual Access. The larger objective is to give you a practical working system that remains useful after the initial learning is complete.
Return to a workflow when a particular problem appears. Open a Toolkit resource when you need a starting point. Revisit a lesson when you need to refresh a skill.
Traditional Course
Learn
Complete the material.
IP DaVinci
Learn + Apply + Reuse
Keep the system available for the work.
Use It When the Need Appears
You do not need to become a full-time patent draftsman.
Review
A figure arrives and you need to understand it.
Revise
A routine change can be handled directly.
Create
A technical concept needs a visual starting point.
Collaborate
A figure can make technical communication clearer.
Capability Develops Through Use
Learn something. Use it. Return when you need more.
01
Learn
Build the skill.
02
Apply
Use it on figure work.
03
Reinforce
Return to the system.
04
Expand
Handle more confidently.
Built for Individual Use
Need capability across a team or organization?
Individual Access is designed for a professional who wants direct access to the IP DaVinci system for their own learning and patent-figure work.
Law firms, corporate IP teams, universities, and other organizations can use organizational programs designed for broader implementation, team training, and shared capability.
Keep the Capability
Learn the system once. Keep the tools, workflows, and resources available whenever patent-figure work appears.
Individual Access
Build your own patent-figure capability.
Get individual access to the complete IP DaVinci Patent Figure System™.
Learn the skills, use the Toolkit, follow the workflows, and keep the System available whenever patent-figure work appears.
IP DaVinci Patent Figure System™
Individual Access
$997
one-time
Included
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Essential Visio Skills
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Patent Figure Toolkit™
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Patent Figure Workflows
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Productivity Methods
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Patent Figure Bootstrap™
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Ongoing system resources and updates
License
1 individual
Payment
One-time
Access
Individual
Get Started
Create your Individual Access.
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What Happens Next
A simple enrollment process.
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Enter your information
Create the registration using the form above.
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Complete payment
Continue to PayPal and complete the one-time purchase.
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Return to IP DaVinci
After payment, PayPal returns you to the confirmation flow.
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Begin your access
Your Individual Access is provisioned through the existing system.
Need More Than One Seat?
Individual Access is for one person.
If you want to build patent-figure capability across a law firm, corporate IP team, university, or another organization, use an organizational program instead.
Organizational Access
Explore organizational solutions
One-Time Individual Access
Build the capability once, then keep the System available for the patent-figure work that comes next.
Build the Capability
The next patent figure does not have to be another handoff.
Build the skills, tools, and workflows to review, revise, create, and collaborate around patent figures directly—while keeping professional drafting available when you need it.
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Build It Yourself
IP DaVinci Patent Figure System™
Develop your own patent-figure capability with the complete System, Toolkit, workflows, and training.
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Have Us Handle It
IP DaVinci Studio
Bring in professional patent-figure support when the work is complex, specialized, or better handled for you.
Explore StudioIP DaVinci®
Build capability where it makes sense. Use professional support where it adds value.