Reports, Alerts And Saved Review Snapshots

Automated reports for trademark and domain monitoring

BrandCat turns raw monitoring results into readable updates you can review in your browser, receive by email, and export when you need to share a clean snapshot with teammates, counsel, or clients.

Instead of revisiting the same result set from scratch, BrandCat can save filtered report snapshots, summarize new activity, and deliver updates on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule depending on how closely you want to watch new matches.

See the summary before diving into the raw matches

Each report can summarize the result set with total match counts, office breakdowns, match-type splits, and the filters used to generate the snapshot. That gives you a quick management view before you start reviewing individual filings or domains.

This is especially useful when the same keyword produces matches across several offices or when you want to compare how much of the activity came from exact text hits, owner matches, or other match buckets.

• Total matches at a glance
• Office-by-office distribution
• Match type breakdowns
• Saved filter context for the snapshot

Move from summary to underlying matches

Reports still stay tied to the actual monitored data. After reviewing the summary, you can move into the underlying trademark matches or domain results and continue working from the saved snapshot.

That makes reports useful both for quick executive review and for hands-on trademark watching, where you still care about the actual office, owner, filing date, classes, goods and services, and current status for each record.

In practice, the report is the clean overview layer, while the saved matches remain the evidence layer underneath it.

Choose daily, weekly or monthly delivery

Some brands need a daily pulse. Others only need a weekly or monthly summary. BrandCat lets you choose the reporting frequency that fits the review workload instead of forcing one cadence for every account.

For users who want more targeted workflows, BrandCat can also pair account-level defaults with monitor-specific alert settings, so high-priority items can stay noisy while lower-priority tracking stays calm.