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TRIUP.AI
Solutions

Built for the people who move research to market

Conservative institutional users read credibility through formality, conformance, and visible data governance — not hype. TRIUP.AI is designed for exactly that, Thai-first and bilingual.

By audience

Four roles, one expert-in-the-loop workflow

University TTOs

Triage a large invention pipeline and decide what to commercialize — fast, defensibly, with thin teams.

A directional feasibility verdict in hours, an IP landscape that shows where an invention sits, and an export-ready dossier your committee recognises. Every number is sourced; every liability-bearing claim carries a sign-off.
Triage · Landscape BI · Dossier

NXPO / PMU officers

Allocate and monitor research-to-market funding across many institutions, with auditable rationale.

A consistent, banded view of market and IP for portfolio decisions, an append-only audit trail of who approved what and when, and outputs that align to program reporting — built for institutional deployment, not a single desk.
Market · Audit trail · Dossier

Researchers

Understand the commercial and IP landscape around an invention without becoming a patent analyst.

Paste a tech description and see the extracted feature tree, the closest prior art (with real patent numbers), and where the white space is — a calm starting map, explicitly directional, that hands cleanly to a TTO.
Triage · IP Intelligence · Landscape BI

IP Attorneys (reviewers)

Review AI-drafted FTO and valuation work without rubber-stamping or dismissing it.

A separate, risk-prioritised review queue (low AI-confidence raises priority), one-click verification to the primary source, a cognitive-forcing gate on the FTO conclusion, and four-eyes enforced server-side — the approver is always a different, named human.
Review queue · FTO · Sign-off engine

Find the fit for your team

Tell us your pipeline and review process — we'll show how the modules and the four-eyes path map to it.