Harvey

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Enterprise AI platform for legal research, document review and agentic legal work

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Harvey

What it is

Harvey is an AI platform built for legal and professional services teams. Its suite includes agents that carry out multi-step legal tasks, Vault for storing and bulk-analyzing documents, Knowledge for researching legal, regulatory and tax questions, contract intelligence for review and negotiation, horizon scanning for regulatory change, intake routing and shared Spaces for collaborating across organizations. A connector library and custom MCP support let firms bring their existing tools in. Harvey serves large law firms, mid-size firms and corporate legal departments across practice areas such as litigation and transactional work. Pricing is not published, and access is arranged through a demo with the sales team.

Key features

Agents for end-to-end legal tasks
Vault for bulk document analysis
Legal, regulatory and tax research
Contract intelligence and intake routing

What we liked

+ Purpose-built for legal workflows
+ Enterprise-grade security focus
+ Broad suite covering research to review

Worth noting

· No self-serve plan or public pricing
· Aimed at firms rather than individuals

Editor's notes

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Harvey has become one of the most prominent names in legal AI by building specifically for the way lawyers work rather than adapting a general chatbot. Its platform spans research, drafting support, document review and workflow orchestration, all wrapped in the security and controls that firms handling confidential client matters expect. The company reports thousands of customers worldwide, including many of the largest US law firms.

Purpose-built agents take on complex legal tasks end to end, with review by the team.
Vault stores and organizes large document sets for bulk analysis during diligence or discovery.
Knowledge supports research across legal, regulatory and tax questions in multiple domains.
Contract intelligence and horizon scanning help with negotiations and tracking regulatory change.
Shared Spaces let firms and clients collaborate securely across organizations.

It is best for law firms, corporate legal departments and professional services organizations ready to adopt AI across many practice areas. A practical tip: start with a focused pilot, such as contract review or diligence in Vault, measure the time saved against your current process and use those results to plan a wider rollout and training program for attorneys.