Ask naturally
Use familiar business language instead of learning a reporting system first.
Use your words.Get Prokurio’s answer.
Ask about forecasts, budgets, portfolio costs, and future obligations in plain language. Get a direct answer from your Prokurio intelligence, see what drives it, and keep exploring while the question still matters.
See what you can askAnswers shouldn’t be the hard part.Start with the question.
Skip the report builder, field list, and spreadsheet detour. Ask the way you would a colleague, then move from the answer into the detail behind it.
Find the right report→Ask the business question
Choose fields and filters→Simply describe what you need
Export and rebuild→See the answer in context
Start over for the follow-up→Keep the conversation moving
Don’t hunt for the answer.Ask for it.
Start broad or get specific. Ask what is coming, what changed, what is driving the total, or what happens if the plan changes. Prokurio connects the financial detail that makes it useful.
See what drives it
Move from a portfolio total into the matters, jurisdictions, timing, fees, and assumptions beneath it.
Follow the question
Change the timeframe, compare an option, or narrow the view without rebuilding the analysis.
Shape the answer
Turn the same intelligence into the chart, summary, or detailed view the audience needs.
YOU
Which business units are driving the increase?
Reviewing portfolio structure · Tracing future costs
Largest driverRenewals
VIEW3 yearsLEVELBusiness unitDETAILTraceable
Keep exploring. Ask about a unit, matter, jurisdiction, or assumption.
Show mattersCompare yearsSee what’s coming.Ask what to change.
Explore future obligations, portfolio decisions, budget pressure, and the financial impact of a different plan.
- Are we on track?Compare the current outlook with the plan.
- What’s driving the increase?Trace the total into business units, matters, and events.
- What if we change the plan?Explore the financial effect before the decision is made.
- What needs attention?Surface upcoming decisions while choices are still available.
- How do I explain it?Create a clear view for Finance or leadership.
“The question is already clear. Now the financial answer can be, too.”
Answer the client.While the question still matters.
Turn cost questions into clear estimates, comparisons, and client-ready explanations without sending the team into another manual research project.
- What will this strategy cost?Build a multi-year, multi-jurisdictional view.
- How do the options compare?Show the financial and timing differences clearly.
- Use our fee schedule for this estimate.Work from the relevant firm and client assumptions.
- Show me the assumptions behind this estimate.Move from the answer into the detail that drives it.
- What changed?Return to the assumptions behind the estimate.
“Spend less time assembling the answer and more time using it to advise.”
Make the budget understandable.Not just available.
Ask for the summary, drivers, time horizon, or detail needed to understand long-term IP obligations and explain the financial story.
- What are we committed to?See the obligations already building across future years.
- Why is the budget changing?Identify the events and assumptions behind the movement.
- Where is the pressure?Compare business units, jurisdictions, and cost categories.
- Summarize this for leadership.Turn detailed intelligence into a concise financial story.
- Show me what drives this number.Move from the summary back into traceable detail.
“Give every number a clear answer to the question, ‘Why?’”
Ask naturally.Keep exploring.
One question can become a forecast, a comparison, a portfolio review, or the explanation Finance needs—without turning every follow-up into another project.
See Prokurio in Action- What will this portfolio cost?
- Where is spend increasing?
- Which matters drive the total?
- What changes next year?
- How do the options compare?
- Are we on budget?
- What needs review?
- Can I see the assumptions?
Questions about using natural language in Prokurio.
What can I ask Prokurio?
Ask about forecasts, budgets, portfolio costs, future obligations, jurisdictions, matters, and the assumptions behind the numbers. Start with the business question you need to answer rather than a report name or field list.
Do I need to know how the data is organized?
No. Describe what you need in your own words. Prokurio interprets the request against the financial and portfolio information available to you.
Can I ask follow-up questions?
Yes. Refine the question, change a time period, compare jurisdictions, or move from a portfolio-wide answer into the matters and assumptions driving it.
Can I see where an answer came from?
Yes. Prokurio keeps answers connected to the underlying matters, jurisdictions, timing, fees, and assumptions so you can investigate the detail behind a total.
Is this only for IP specialists?
No. Natural-language access helps IP, Finance, leadership, and client-facing teams ask questions without learning a reporting tool first. Existing access controls still determine what each person can see.
Can Prokurio turn an answer into a chart or report?
Yes. Use the same trusted intelligence to create the view the moment requires, from an executive summary to a detailed financial breakdown, without starting the analysis again.
How current are the cost assumptions?
Prokurio maintains its global cost data and refreshes fee information every Saturday. Organization-specific schedules and assumptions can also be reflected in the analysis.
How is this different from asking in our own AI?
Inside Prokurio, named assistants such as the portfolio assistant and maintenance assistant let you ask questions in natural language. Prokurio MCP is the standalone product that connects selected Prokurio capabilities to compatible AI assistants and workflows.