It's simple... which is good, but limiting.
March 22, 2016

It's simple... which is good, but limiting.

Alex Mende | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 4 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Lecorpio

Lecorpio is used by one of our clients to track and manage their IP portfolio.
  • Well, it's super easy to find what your looking for, as there are so many different fields for searching. It even handles Boolean searches pretty well... and partial searches.
  • The layout is easy to read, logical and clear.
  • It seems like a fairly stable application. I don't recall it "going down" much.
  • The updates are few and far between. I have had issues where the laws surrounding docket requirements were slow to keep up and going in manually to change docket dates is kind of cumbersome. It's been a while though since I had to do that....
  • As a management for references, this leaves much to be desired. It is cumbersome to enter references and I'm not aware that is cross cites at all.
  • It does seems slow to changes-- we requested an annuity tab be added-- takes a while to implement.
  • Foundation IP
This is a better choice for tracking references for cross-cited application families. Lecorpio doesn't distinguish between families and applications related only by subject matter. However, its layout is poor and I would choose to have different information in the header, more like the Lecorpio set ups and layout. It also seems slower to use, more cumbersome in navigation.
As I said, I'm not aware that Lecorpio is particularly robust when it comes to tracking cross-related patent applications. It seems great for tracking docket dates and general management proposes which works well for smaller clients with "simple" portfolios. But clients with large, complex interrelated applications would not be a solid choice.