Clarivate will introduce credible trademark data into Microsoft Copilot through IPOne.
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Clarivate Plc announces that it will introduce its CompuMark trademark data and insights into Microsoft’s Copilot through IPOne, enabling intellectual property professionals to directly utilize authoritative trademark intelligence within AI-driven work processes. The company states that IPOne is collaborating with the intellectual property teams of 15 Fortune 500 companies and leading law firms to develop this initiative.
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London, November 2, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- The globally leading transformative intelligence provider Clarivate Plc ( NYSE : CLVT ) announced today that it will introduce credible CompuMark trademark data and insights into Microsoft Copilot through IPOne, enabling professionals in intellectual property ( IP ) to directly utilize authoritative trademark intelligence within their workflow-driven processes.

As AI changes the way intellectual property professionals conduct research, analysis, and decision-making, the quality of data that supports these decisions has become more important than ever. CompuMark provides authoritative trademark data and insights; IPOne acts as a connector that enables professionals to conveniently query, analyze, and apply this intelligence through natural language, specially built AI agents, as well as tools like Copilot that they are already using.

Clarivate, President of Intellectual Property Business, stated: "This collaboration represents an important step towards realizing the vision of IPOne: to bring credible intellectual property intelligence directly into the daily work environment of professionals. By connecting proprietary, organized, and credible trademark data with AI, organizations can make more informed decisions, unlock greater value from their intellectual property, and achieve stronger returns. Credible AI begins with credible data."

Microsoft's Copilot Platform, Chief Product Manager Chantrelle Nielsen, stated: " AI is changing the way knowledge workers interact with the professional data and tools they rely on daily. By integrating Clarivate credible trademark intelligence into Microsoft's Copilot ecosystem, we are providing intellectual property professionals with new ways to obtain the information they need through natural language and integrate it into their automated work processes."

IPOne is an intelligence infrastructure designed to support intellectual property (IP) decision-making for AI. By integrating credible and organized data from Clarivate, it provides support for IP research and work processes within corporate environments. This product is being developed in collaboration with the IP teams of 15 Fortune 500 companies and leading law firms, and it is continuously refined based on the actual needs of professionals who use it in their work, as well as the tools they employ and the AI environment in which they operate.

The company states that registration is available to continuously receive information on the latest developments in intellectual property intelligence related to IPOne and AI drivers.

For more information about Simon Webster regarding IPOne, please visit: http :// ir.clarivate.com / video-library.

About Clarivate

Clarivate is a globally leading transformative intelligence provider. The company offers enhanced data, insights and analytics, workflow solutions, as well as expert services in fields such as academia, government, and intellectual property. For more information, please visit www.clarivate.com.

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