Harvey

What is Harvey?

Harvey is an AI platform built for legal and professional services firms. It provides legal research, drafting, bulk document analysis and agent workflows, and says it serves 3,000+ legal organizations in 70+ countries.

Key capabilities of Harvey

• Knowledge: Research legal and regulatory questions.
• Vault: Secure document storage with bulk analysis.
• Contract Intelligence: Accelerate contract review and negotiation.
• Agents: Orchestrate complex legal tasks with automatic routing.
• Spaces: Secure collaboration across firms and teams.

How Harvey works

Lawyers work in Harvey or in familiar tools such as Word, uploading documents to Vault, asking research questions and running agents for tasks like due diligence or contract review. Outputs are drafts for attorney review. The vendor states it supports SAML SSO, audit logs and IP allow-listing.

Who uses Harvey?

Law firms, in-house legal departments and professional services firms use it for litigation, transactional work and compliance. Harvey says 200,000+ professionals and 80+ AmLaw 100 firms use the platform.

Harvey pricing

Harvey does not publish prices. Access is through an enterprise sales process, and users must request a demo for a quote.

Harvey alternatives

Lexis+ AI integrates generative AI with LexisNexis content, Robin AI focuses on contract review, and Spellbook drafts contracts inside Word. Harvey is positioned as a broad platform for large firms.