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WIPO Madrid System trademark monitor for portfolios, timelines, country updates, and account-based case limits in Chrome Madrid Radar is a WIPO Madrid System trademark monitoring and intellectual property portfolio tool for trademark lawyers, patent attorneys, IP professionals, brand owners, legal teams, and trademark portfolio managers. If you work with WIPO Madrid Monitor, Madrid System international trademark registrations, or multi-jurisdiction trademark portfolios, Madrid Radar helps you organize selected Madrid Monitor cases, monitor trademark status updates, review trademark timelines, track country-by-country events, and manage your international trademark portfolio in a clearer workspace. Madrid Radar is designed for professionals who need a faster and more structured way to follow Madrid System trademark cases. Instead of checking international trademark registrations manually one by one, you can keep selected WIPO Madrid Monitor cases in one portfolio dashboard, review new activity, analyze case history, and export trademark portfolio information in a readable format. Free limit: up to 20 monitored cases. Key features: • WIPO Madrid System trademark monitoring dashboard • Madrid Monitor case portfolio for international trademarks • Trademark portfolio tracking for selected Madrid System cases • International trademark registration monitoring in one workspace • Country-by-country event review for Madrid System designations • Trademark timeline view for case history and procedural activity • New event counters for selected trademark portfolio cases • Filters for active cases, new trademark events, and refusal-related activity • Refusal tracking and refusal-related case review • Human-readable CSV export for trademark reports and portfolio review • Individual case export for expanded trademark timeline data • Portfolio dashboard for IP teams, trademark lawyers, and brand owners • Guest mode with up to 20 monitored Madrid Monitor cases Who Madrid Radar is for: • Trademark lawyers • Patent attorneys • IP law firms • Intellectual property departments • Brand owners • Brand protection teams • Trademark portfolio managers • Legal teams managing international trademarks • Professionals working with WIPO Madrid Monitor • Teams tracking Madrid System trademark registrations • Specialists monitoring refusals, country events, and trademark status changes Madrid Radar helps IP professionals save time by turning selected Madrid Monitor cases into a structured trademark portfolio dashboard. You can quickly review which international trademark registrations may need attention, check trademark event history, monitor country-specific activity, and prepare readable CSV exports for internal reports, client updates, or trademark portfolio review. How to use Madrid Radar: 1. Add a Madrid Monitor case Enter the Madrid Monitor case number and add it to your trademark portfolio. 2. Review your trademark portfolio Use the dashboard to view selected Madrid System trademark cases, portfolio counters, and case status information. 3. Open the trademark timeline Expand a case to review its event timeline, case history, and country-related activity. 4. Use portfolio filters Focus on active trademark cases, cases with new events, or cases with refusal-related activity. 5. Export trademark data Export the current view, all portfolio cases, or an individual trademark case timeline in a readable CSV format. Main tools: • Add — add a Madrid Monitor case to your trademark portfolio • Portfolio dashboard — view selected WIPO Madrid System cases • Case timeline — review trademark event history • New events — identify cases with recent activity • Refusal-related view — focus on cases with refusal-related events • Export CSV — download readable trademark portfolio data • Download All — export all monitored trademark cases • Download by case — export one selected case timeline • Delete All — reset the local portfolio • Language — change the interface language • Collapse All / Fullscreen — adjust the portfolio display Why use Madrid Radar: Madrid Radar gives trademark professionals a clearer way to monitor WIPO Madrid System trademark activity. It helps reduce repetitive manual checking, improves visibility across selected international trademark registrations, supports trademark portfolio review, and gives IP teams a practical dashboard for everyday Madrid Monitor case tracking. Use Madrid Radar to organize Madrid System trademarks, monitor international trademark cases, review WIPO Madrid Monitor activity, track country events, follow refusal-related updates, and export trademark portfolio information for professional reporting. Important notice: Madrid Radar is an independent trademark monitoring and IP portfolio organization tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by WIPO. Official legal status, procedural deadlines, and trademark record information should always be verified through official sources and professional legal review where required. What’s new in this version: • Updated Chrome extension experience based on the current Madrid Radar app • Stronger WIPO Madrid System trademark portfolio workflow • Improved Madrid Monitor case dashboard • Clearer trademark portfolio counters and case limit presentation • Better CSV export for trademark portfolio reporting • Cleaner Chrome Web Store package • Free portfolio limit remains clearly stated: up to 20 monitored cases We are actively improving Madrid Radar for trademark lawyers, patent attorneys, IP specialists, brand protection teams, brand owners, and international trademark portfolio managers. Please rate the extension and leave feedback to help us improve Madrid System trademark monitoring workflows.
Jun 22, 2026
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