Smart text
Natural keyword search across indexed agreement content and structured search text.
TPRoyalty database
Search agreements from more than one angle.
The database combines text search, structured agreement filters, party search, industry classifications, economic terms and direct TPAR lookup in one review workflow.
Six search modes
Choose the search path that matches the question.
Every mode resolves to the same searchable agreement universe and can be saved into a working set.
Exact phrase
Use a phrase where wording matters, including defined rights or product descriptions.
Agreement text
Restrict the search to available full agreement text for deeper review.
Party search
Licensor, licensee and filing-company names can be searched directly.
Classification search
Combine industry with SIC, NACE and NAICS codes or descriptions.
Economic search
Search disclosed value, payment base, term, dates, exclusivity and agreement type.
Search dimensions
Move from retrieval to comparability.
AgreementType · term · exclusivity · amendment
Rights & marketIndustry · territory · product context
PartiesLicensor · licensee · filing company
EconomicsValue · base · modifiers · normalized rate
ClassificationsSIC · NACE · NAICS
Review identityTPAR · permanent agreement identifier
Review model
The database does not decide comparability for you.
Search results are candidates. The working set is where users document the qualitative review and select the relevant economic term.
Read the methodology →Search Filters
Build a transparent search universe and preserve the search parameters with the workset.
Working Set
Review the matched universe, track accepted/rejected agreements and see the final rate statistics.
Agreement Review
Inspect source-linked terms, agreement text, classification fields, economic rows and reviewer notes.
Range Analytics
Count, minimum, quartiles, median, maximum and mean use accepted agreements with confirmed normalized rates.
Permanent agreement identity
The subscriber-facing TPRoyalty identifier used consistently across search, screening, review and final comparable sets.
Internal traceability
Underlying source traceability is retained internally without exposing vendor or original record identifiers on subscriber screens.