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Simple IP

适合初用者的轻松且免费的专利管理软件

Simple IP 是一款对用户很友好的软件解决方案，旨在让企业、初创公司和创新者能够轻松管理专利。通过定制化报告、分析和组合工具，它帮助用户高效管理知识产权，即使经验有限也能轻松上手。

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  • 1

    创建您的账户

    Simple IP 完全免费，使用您的邮箱注册即可开始使用。

  • 2

    查找您的专利

    将您的专利导入 Simple IP 非常轻松。只需输入公司名称，我们将在几秒钟内检索与其相关的专利。

  • 3

    开始探索

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    无论您是初创企业创始人、研发人员，还是完全不熟悉知识产权管理，Simple IP 都能简化专利组合管理流程。它专为非专业人士打造，提供轻松的入门体验和清晰的仪表盘，帮助您处理甚至最复杂的知识产权任务。

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