FOR UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP
Standardize invention drawings campus-wide — from lab to filing
A low-learning-curve invention drawing system that improves disclosure quality, speeds filing, and scales across programs. Designed for non-drafters.
💡 Academic pricing and pilot programs available. Works with existing Visio licensing or optional browser-based cloud access.

Built for executives and program leaders
One system that supports both IP throughput and educational consistency.
Improves patenting speed and clarity without adding staffing or vendor dependency
Creates a repeatable campus capability for invention visuals and patent-ready figures
Reduces variation across labs, departments, courses, and instructors
Works in mixed-device environments (labs, student devices, remote/hybrid cohorts)
Keeps figures editable and reusable across disclosure → drafting → filing → revision
Executive outcomes
What leadership gains from one standardized system
Reclaim researcher and counsel hours
Replace disposable sketches with structured drawings that persist across the full IP lifecycle.
- Minutes instead of hours for routine figures
- Same-day revisions instead of multi-day back-and-forth
- Less time clarifying intent
Reduce redraw and vendor dependence
Handle routine invention visuals in-house and reserve outside vendors for complex work.
- Lower per-disclosure vendor spend
- Outside vendors finalize instead of recreate
- Fewer write-offs and redraw cycles
Standardize drawings as durable IP assets
Structured figures support stronger claims, continuations, and licensing conversations.
- Consistent formatting and annotation
- Earlier capture of embodiments
- Clearer portfolios for partners and licensees
Illustrative example based on ~100 disclosures/year. Scales with caseload.
Program outcomes
What academic and program leaders gain from the same system
A shared visual language across courses
Standardize how students and researchers communicate inventions regardless of background.
- Uniform templates and conventions
- Less grading and feedback variance
- Cleaner artifacts for portfolios and capstones
Works across devices and cohorts
Use existing campus licensing where available and add cloud access only when needed.
- Supports labs, shared machines, and remote students
- Optional cloud access for Mac/Linux/iPad
- No required local installs for cloud users
Practical technical communication
Students learn a patent-aware diagramming workflow aligned with research and industry needs.
- Reusable skills beyond coursework
- Clearer invention disclosures
- More consistent documentation quality
What actually changes inside the workflow
Same loop. Cleaner inputs. Faster decisions.
Capture
Review
Counsel & Vendor
Revision Loop
The IP DaVinci System
Starter Package (One-time)
IP DaVinci Maintenance & Support (Annual, Optional)
Cloud Workspace (Optional)
Studio (Optional)
Licensing and access that fit university environments
- Pilot and program-based rollouts (start small and scale)
- Starter Package for onboarding and initial deployment
- Optional annual Maintenance & Support for updates and ongoing help
- Compatible with existing Visio deployments
- Optional cloud access for device-constrained environments
- No required software installs on student devices when using cloud access
- Academic pricing and phased rollout options available
Implementation model
Pilot
Start with one lab, program, course, or TTO workflow using the Starter Package.
Standardize
Establish shared figure conventions, review expectations, and handoff rules.
Scale
Expand across departments with optional Maintenance & Support, cloud access, and studio help as needed.
Trusted in academic environments
“The system gave us a clean way to teach practical IP skills without adding software or IT complexity.”
— Associate Dean, Engineering Program
“Standardizing invention figures improved collaboration between researchers and our technology transfer office.”
— Director of Innovation, Research University
“The cloud workspace solved compatibility issues across labs and student devices immediately.”
— Program Director, University Lab
Want a leadership-level pilot plan?
Tell us your environment and goals — we’ll recommend the simplest rollout across IP workflow and academic programs.