Prerequisites
You have a screening project (see How to Create a Screening Project).
You have an in-house role, since the document library lives in Settings.
Steps
Step 1: Upload the Document to the Library
Open Settings and select Library under Workflows & Automation.
Click New Folder, enter a name in the Add New Folder dialog, and click Add Folder.
Open the folder and click Add Documents to upload the product manual, datasheet, or other document.
See how to manage the document library for folder and file management.
Step 2: Run the Analysis
Open the project from Patents > Intelligence > Screening and click Add Patents.
Under Target Products From, open Library and tick one or more folders. Each folder's chip appears as you tick it, and every document in a selected folder is used.
Optionally select a Company too. In a combined analysis, web research on the company informs the document analysis. A document that lacks context is then read in light of the company's products.
Optionally add Custom instructions, such as which chapters or product to prioritize.
Click Next: Source, keep My portfolio or paste patent numbers, and click Run Analysis.
Step 3: Review the Results
The wizard first reports that it is extracting products from your library documents, then scores the patents. You can close it; ArcPrime emails you when results are ready.
Set the Minimum Likelihood of Infringement and click Add N patents to project.
In the Patent List tab, expand a patent row to read the product matches and the reasoning. Citations in the reasoning open the source passage of your document in a side panel.
The scores and reasoning are AI-generated. Read the cited passages and confirm each mapping before relying on it.
Note: A library target screens your own patents or a pasted list. To screen another company's patents, use a company target instead.
Related Articles
How to Add and Remove Patents — Full walkthrough of the Add Patents wizard
Screening Projects Overview — Understand what screening projects are and when to use them
Library Analysis — How document-grounded deep research works
Deep Research Overview — Understand the reports behind the scores


