From invention to market,on one traceable path
EnaTTO runs invention disclosures, intellectual property, funding and projects, industry collaboration, entrepreneurship, training and commercialisation for universities, technology transfer offices, technoparks and research institutions on one platform. Who holds each record, which stage it is in and how confidential it is stays visible at all times.
- One environment per organisation
- Inventions confidential by default
- Turkish, English, German
Technology transfer is often scattered across spreadsheets and e-mail
The path from disclosure to licence takes years and involves dozens of people. Without a shared record, the same problems keep coming back.
Scattered records
Disclosures in e-mail, patent deadlines in a spreadsheet, agreements in a shared folder. Nobody knows who changed what last.
Missed deadlines
Priority year, PCT national phase, renewal fees and office action responses depend on someone remembering them.
Confidentiality risk
When details of an unpublished invention reach the wrong person or an early presentation, protection can be put at risk.
Hard reporting
Figures for management and funders are collected by hand every period, and their definitions shift from one period to the next.
From disclosure to report, every step recorded
Stages, approvers, deadlines and required documents follow your organisation’s policy. Workflows already under way stay on the version they started with.
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Invention disclosure
The academic fills in the disclosure form: inventors, contribution shares, planned publications and talks, attachments. The record opens as confidential.
- 2
Assessment and committee
The TTO specialist chooses and assigns the assessments; votes and reasons are recorded at the committee meeting; an authorised person enters the institutional decision.
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Protection and portfolio
Portfolio record, patent applications, office correspondence, suggested deadlines and reminders, attorney assignment and costs in one place.
- 4
Commercialisation and industry
Technology portfolio and TRL, a public catalogue, licensee candidates, agreements and revenue sharing; industry demands and collaborations.
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Reports
Indicators with written definitions; monthly, quarterly and yearly reports, trends, Excel and CSV exports, optional benchmarking.
The work of a technology transfer office, on one platform
Every module is available in every organisation environment and follows the same confidentiality, permission and audit rules.
Invention disclosures & workflows
Invention disclosure form and a configurable, versioned workflow from draft to institutional decision.
IP & patent portfolio
Patent families, applications, correspondence, deadlines and costs, with time-limited attorney access and an EPO check.
Commercialisation & licensing
Technology portfolio, TRL, a public catalogue, licensee candidates, agreements, revenue and revenue sharing.
Industry collaboration
Company profiles, expertise and lab directories, demand matching, a public form and agreements.
Startups & incubation
Programmes, calls, public applications, blind evaluation, mentoring, funding and spin-off tracking.
Academy: training & events
Training and events with public registration, attendance, verifiable certificates and anonymous feedback.
Funding calls & projects
Funding catalogue and calls, project ideas and proposals, internal approval, budget, milestones and reports.
Committees & decisions
Members, quorum, meetings and agenda, conflict-of-interest declarations, votes and reasoned decisions.
Documents & confidentiality
Versioned documents, four confidentiality classes, record-level access and an append-only audit log.
Reports & KPIs
Indicator dictionary, period reports, trends, e-mail summaries, exports and opt-in benchmarking.
Integrations
ORCID/OpenAlex, Crossref, EPO check, institutional sign-in (SSO) and CSV/Excel import.
AI assistance
Optional, off by default: suggestions, candidate ranking and report drafts; confidential records never sent.
Country profiles & languages
Profiles for TR, DE, GB, NL and CH; interface in Turkish, English and German (preview).
Everyone sees only their own work
Permissions have two layers: a role opens a type of action, and a person’s relation to a record and its confidentiality class decide which records it applies to.
TTO teams
Manage disclosures, portfolio, projects, industry, startups, academy and commercialisation records; assign tasks and follow deadlines.
Academics and inventors
Submit invention disclosures and project proposals, see their own records and expertise profile; never another researcher’s confidential disclosure.
Institutional management
See aggregate reports and indicators with the institutional viewer role, without automatic access to the details of confidential records.
External experts and attorneys
Patent attorneys and reviewers see only the records they are assigned to, with time-limited access; internal notes and other assessments stay hidden.
Committee members
See the records on the agenda for the meeting and 30 days after it and declare conflicts of interest; the chair or rapporteur records the votes with the decision.
Companies, founders and attendees
Use public forms without an account: industry demands, startup applications, event registration, technology interest and certificate verification.
Built for unpublished inventions
Early disclosure of an invention can affect patentability. EnaTTO makes confidentiality the default and records every access.
One environment per organisation
Its own database, document storage and configuration, at its own address (code.enatto.com).
Four confidentiality classes
Public, internal, confidential and strictly confidential. To someone without access, a record simply does not exist.
Append-only audit log
Every change, every opening of a confidential record and every document download is logged, with personal fields masked.
Nothing leaves by default
Benchmarking and AI assistance are optional; confidential and strictly confidential records are never sent to an external service.
Started in Türkiye, not tied to one country
Country-specific funding programmes, patent offices and reporting frameworks are not hard-coded; they come as a profile based on the organisation’s country.
Five country profiles
Türkiye, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Switzerland: suggested patent offices, national funding programmes and reporting framework labels.
Three interface languages
Turkish and English; the German interface is available as a preview.
Time zone and fiscal year
“Today” and due dates follow the organisation’s time zone; reports follow its fiscal year start.
EPO data
For published applications, EPO bibliographic data and the EP Register status are compared with your record; you choose what to update.
Frequently asked questions
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A separate environment for every organisation · Turkish, English and German