Recommendations to others considering FoundationIP:
It's difficult to recommend. Once you begin using Foundation IP there is a real barrier to changing docketing platforms, but don't count on them being capable of delivering all of the features they demonstrate to you. There are a number of new and existing platforms that are developing competing products, and if I knew then what we would face with the acquisition by Clarivate I would have gone elsewhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is FoundationIP solving and how is that benefiting you?
The docketing works as intended, although there can be a learning curve and the training provided by the company is very inadequate. We have found the best training is provided by third-party consultants and not through the company. The problem that we have had is that we purchased several features such as the invention disclosure wizard and the forecasting tools. While these should be very powerful features, we have been unable to use these to their full potential. No training and no manual is available for the wizard and the development team has been unable to even finish the implementation of the forecast tools after 2 years of working with them, The entire project has been plagued by frequent turnover throughout the Clarivate acquisition and the apparent ineptitude of the development team. The consultant now in charge of the Forecast implementation seems quite pleasant and knowledgeable, but it's becoming quite comical (and disappointing) the weekly emails informing us that the development team has stilll not completed the work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.