The university’s working register
Siire
The working record of a technology transfer office — inventions, spin-off companies, funding and agreements — in one place, with deadlines computed rather than remembered.
The whole office
Five branches, one record
- 01
Inventions
Disclosures arriving from researchers, and the patent cases, families, jurisdictions and filing dates that follow.
- 02
Companies
Spin-off companies founded from university research, including the university’s equity stake.
- 03
Money
The complete funding chain: programme, call, application, award, grant and every reporting obligation.
- 04
Agreements
Contracts with counterparties, their value, their signing dates and their present state.
- 05
The office itself
The office’s own stages, decision rights and vocabulary, held as part of the working record.
Dates with reasons
EPC · Article 87
Deadlines are derived from the legal rule, not typed in by hand.
Every deadline is shown beside the rule that produced it. The twelve-month priority year under EPC Article 87, for example, is computed from the source record. An officer can see why a date is what it is.
Derived deadline
2026-11-14
Rule cited beside it
EPC Article 87 — twelve-month priority year
The office’s own method
The office configures itself.
Its own stage names. Its own deciders. Its own words for things. Siire records the method an office has adopted; it does not tell an office how to work.
- Stages
- Named by the office
- Deciders
- Assigned by the office
- Terms
- Written by the office
For IT and legal
Scope · custody · approval
A deliberately limited trust boundary.
The records belong to the university. The service holds a database identity scoped to its own data and nothing else. Every change to the office profile is proposed and then signed before it is applied.