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IPlytics - About the company

IPlytics is an acquired company based in Berlin (Germany), founded in 2014 by Tim Pohlmann. It operates as a Technology Foresight Platform. IPlytics has raised an undisclosed amount in funding from HTGF and eCAPITAL. The company has 258 active competitors, including 31 funded and 22 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Patlytics, PatSnap and Lightbringer.

Company Details

IPlytics offers services and products to monitor and analyze market developments, technology trends and a company’s competitive position for patenting and standardization. IPlytics combines economic methods with sematic text analysis to measure technological relationships between patents, technology standards and products. IPlytics main product is the “Open Patents and Standards Platform” (OpenPSP). IPlytics makes use of machine learning to scrap data on technology standards, products, markets and companies to create connections to patent databases. IPlytics is thus able to analyze and connect new data to identify technology and market trends with a special focus on technology standards. Standards specify fundamental technologies in the interconnected ICT industry upon which most of the ICT products evolve. Technical standards documents provide access to not yet linked, strategically relevant information for clients. The data sources are often freely available in the Internet, but distributed all over the web and difficult to access due to data format inconsistencies. IPlytics its customers structured up-to-date information in one single comprehensive platform. The data link is based on new methods of economic correlation, regression and indicator analysis and combines them with text mining algorithms.
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Founded Year
2014
Location
Berlin, Germany
Stage
Acquired
Latest Funding Round
Investors
Ranked
Employee Count
11 as on Jul 31, 2026
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Exit Details
Acquired by LexisNexis (Nov 09, 2022)

IPlytics's acquisition details

IPlytics got acquired by LexisNexis on Nov 09, 2022.
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IPlytics's funding and investors

IPlytics has raised funding over 4 rounds. Its first funding round was on 2013. Its latest funding round was a Series A round on Mar 20, 2019 for $*****. 2 investors participated in its latest round. IPlytics has 7 institutional investors and 2 angel investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of IPlytics:lockFilter this list
Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Mar 20, 2019
7346978
Series A
9610170
9050190
6123675
8066740
Mar 31, 2016
2153628
Grant (prize money)
7210220
6353828
6053536
Oct 21, 2015
7999931
Seed
9740541
6328950
7137921
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IPlytics' founders and board of directors

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The founders of IPlytics is Tim Pohlmann.
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IPlytics' employee count trend

IPlytics has 11 employees as of Jul 26. Here is IPlytics's employee count trend over the years:
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IPlytics's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of IPlytics include Patlytics, PatSnap and Lightbringer. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of IPlytics, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
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Patlytics
2024, San Francisco (United States), Series B
Developer of software for patent drafting and intellectual property analysis
$79.6M
67/100
2nd
Logo for PatSnap
PatSnap
2007, Singapore (Singapore), Series E
Provider of AI-driven platform for patent search and intellectual property insights
$352M
63/100
3rd
Logo for Lightbringer
Lightbringer
2023, Lund (Sweden), Series A
AI powered patent management platform
$14.4M
54/100
4th
Logo for Juristat
Juristat
2012, St. Louis (United States), Series A
Patent analytics platform for law firms
$1.67M
53/100
5th
Logo for Valuenex
Valuenex
2006, Bunkyo (Japan), Public
Provider of data analysis and consulting services for business innovation
-
50/100
6th
Logo for RPX Corporation
RPX Corporation
2008, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Patent Risk Solutions
-
49/100
7th
Logo for NLPatent
NLPatent
2021, Toronto (Canada), Seed
AI powered patent analytics software
$4.5M
49/100
8th
Logo for LexisNexis IP
LexisNexis IP
2016, Horsham (United States), Series A
Cloud-based legal comprehensive patent research & analytics management solution provider
-
48/100
9th
Logo for IFI CLAIMS
IFI CLAIMS
1955, New Haven (United States), Acquired
Global patent data platform providing accurate insights for innovation and competitive advantage
-
47/100
10th
Logo for TechInsights
TechInsights
1989, Ottawa (Canada), Acquired
Provider of technical and market analysis for the semiconductor industry
-
44/100
12th
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IPlytics
2014, Berlin (Germany), Acquired
Technology Foresight Platform
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43/100
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