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Accurately search registered company software copyrights to retrieve key data like software names and registration numbers.
When you need to verify if a company owns a specific software copyright or conduct a technical analysis of competitors, accurate registration data is crucial. By connecting to official data sources, this tool allows you to enter a full company name and retrieve all software copyright registration records under its name. This includes complete fields such as the full/short software name, registration number (e.g., 2023SR1234567), copyright owner, classification number, and registration date.
How can I verify the authenticity of a software copyright registration number?
Registration numbers typically follow the format "Year + SR + 7 digits" (e.g., 2023SR1234567) and can be verified on the official CNIPA website.
What if the search results differ from the official website?
Our tool's data may have a delay of 1-3 business days. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to real-time searches on the official CNIPA website.
• The entered name must exactly match the official business registration (including parentheses).
• Copyrights of subsidiaries must be searched separately from the parent company.
• Companies from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan must be searched using their full names in Simplified Chinese.
Typical search example: Entering "Tencent Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd." will retrieve registration information for software like WeChat and QQ. In the registration number field, "SR" stands for "Software Registration" (Software Copyright), followed by a 7-digit serial number. During corporate mergers and acquisitions, it is recommended to search both the target company and its subsidiaries.
