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Combine impact data, metrics and insights with local knowledge to demonstrate your broader research impact.
Now with the Impact functionality you can:
- Demonstrate and highlight your policy and patent impact at the organization, group and individual researcher level
- Enhance promotion and tenure applications with impact insights
- Enrich funding bids and development of impact narratives
- Enhance organizational reputation by showcasing policy and patent impact and influence
- Discover the research outputs being cited in policy and patent documents
- Identify researchers influencing local, national and international policy and those referenced by international patents

Impact module: demonstrate your broader research impactopens in new tab/window
How can I see the citation impact of the Policy Cited Scholarly Outputs?opens in new tab/window
What export options are available for Policy data?opens in new tab/window
How can I compare the policy impact of different entities?opens in new tab/window
Where does the Policy Data come from?opens in new tab/window
Which Policy metrics are we calculating?opens in new tab/window
What is Overton's definition of a policy document?opens in new tab/window
How does Overton decide what is an isn't included?opens in new tab/window
Can I download the full list of covered policy bodies in SciVal?opens in new tab/window
Where does the Patent Data come from?opens in new tab/window
Which Patent metrics are we calculating?opens in new tab/window
Can I download the full list of covered policy bodies in SciVal?opens in new tab/window
Which patent families are used in SciVal?opens in new tab/window
What is the Patent document stage filter?opens in new tab/window
What is the Patent status filter?opens in new tab/window
What is the Applicants/Owners Patent filter?opens in new tab/window
What is the Applicants/Owners Location Patent filter?opens in new tab/window
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