Clarivate Brings Trademark Data to Microsoft Copilot Through IPOne

Nov 2, 2026
Clarivate will connect its CompuMark trademark data with Microsoft Copilot through IPOne, giving intellectual property professionals natural language access to trademark information.

Clarivate is bringing CompuMark trademark data to Microsoft Copilot through its IPOne intellectual property platform, the company announced in a press release.

IPOne will act as a connector, allowing intellectual property professionals to query, analyze and apply trademark information through natural language, specialized AI agents and Copilot workflows.

Clarivate is developing IPOne with corporate intellectual property teams at 15 Fortune 500 companies and law firms.

"By connecting proprietary, curated and trusted trademark data with AI, organizations can make more confident and informed decisions," said Simon Webster, president of intellectual property at Clarivate. Microsoft's Chantrelle Nielsen, principal product manager for the Copilot platform, said the integration gives IP professionals new ways to reach the data through natural language and agentic workflows.

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