Docketing

Trademark docketing that computes itself.

Stop maintaining the deadline spreadsheet by hand. TM Watch derives every statutory date from the register — with its section, consequence and holiday adjustment — and alerts your practice before each one lands.

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From filing to renewal, docketed

  1. 1

    Sync the mark

    Pull the application's particulars, examination report and events from the IP India register over one OTP — no manual data entry of dates.

  2. 2

    Deadlines compute themselves

    A declarative rules engine derives every statutory date from the register data — each with its section, consequence and holiday adjustment.

  3. 3

    Alerts tighten as dates near

    Reminders fire on a 90 / 60 / 30 / 7 / 1-day schedule by email, WhatsApp and in-app — de-duplicated, never double-sent.

  4. 4

    You act, with the basis in hand

    Each entry shows the statutory basis and a prompt to verify against the Registry, so your response is defensible — you file, the software reminds.

What gets docketed

  • Examination-report reply windows (Rule 33)
  • The 4-month opposition window (s.21(1)) — not extendable, top priority
  • Counter-statement and evidence stages
  • 10-year renewals, with grace (s.25(3)) and restoration (s.25(4)) windows
  • Non-use exposure (s.47)
  • Every date holiday-adjusted, UTC-anchored, with its statutory basis

Frequently asked questions

What is IP docketing software?
Docketing software tracks the legal deadlines attached to IP matters — for trademarks, that means examination replies, the opposition window, renewals and more. Good docketing computes each date from the matter's own data and attaches its statutory basis, rather than relying on manual diary entries.
Which trademark deadlines does TM Watch docket?
Examination-report replies, the non-extendable 4-month opposition window (s.21(1)), counter-statement and evidence stages, 10-year renewals with the grace and restoration windows (s.25), and non-use exposure (s.47) — each computed with its statutory basis and holiday-adjusted.
How are deadlines kept reliable?
Dates are derived by a rules engine from the register, adjusted for weekends and the Registry holiday calendar, and anchored in UTC. Every date is advisory and carries a prompt to verify against the official record — docketing supports the attorney's judgement, it doesn't replace it.
Can I docket a whole firm's portfolio?
Yes. Import a book of clients' marks in bulk and the same engine dockets every one, with alerts routed to your team. The opposition window is treated as the highest-priority deadline across the portfolio.

Software for practitioners — not a filing service. TM Watch is the platform your practice runs on: it tracks status, computes statutory deadlines with their basis, watches the Journal and prepares drafts for your review. Every date is advisory — verify against the official Registry record. TM Watch never files, pays, or signs anything with the Registry; you, the attorney, stay in control of every action.

Never miss a statutory date again.

Let the docket compute itself, and put the opposition window on autopilot.

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