Harvey

Harvey is an AI platform for legal and professional services. It is used by large law firms, mid-size firms and corporate legal departments to speed up work such as contract analysis, due diligence, compliance, litigation and regulatory research. The company has announced raising $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, which makes it one of the best-funded companies in legal technology.

Products

Agents are purpose-built to carry out complex legal work end to end. Vault securely stores, organises and bulk-analyses legal documents, for example reviewing hundreds of contracts in a data room. Knowledge researches legal, regulatory and tax questions across domains. Spaces let legal teams from different organisations, such as a firm and its client, work together in secure shared spaces. Command Center provides analytics, benchmarking and insights for leaders managing AI adoption.

Newer modules

Contract Intelligence surfaces insights to strengthen negotiations and speed up reviews. Horizon Scanning tracks and assesses regulatory changes. Intake captures and routes legal requests from across a business. A Connector Library brings other tools into Harvey through security-reviewed connectors or custom MCP, and Legal Work Orchestration assigns and reviews work across agents and people.

Industries and resources

Harvey offers solutions for in-house teams and law firms and for industries including healthcare and life sciences, energy and utilities, technology, and media, entertainment and telecoms, as well as litigation and transactional practices. Harvey Academy provides on-demand training and expert workflows, and ROI calculators estimate impact for firms and in-house teams.

Pricing

Harvey does not publish prices. It sells to organisations through its sales team, typically on enterprise contracts.

Who it suits

Harvey suits law firms and corporate legal departments that handle large volumes of documents and research and need enterprise security. It is not designed as a consumer legal advice tool.

Things to consider

Lawyers remain responsible for any output. AI can misread clauses or cite authorities incorrectly, so verify research and review drafts before relying on them. Confirm that data handling meets client confidentiality obligations and your professional rules. Plan training and change management, as adoption depends on lawyers trusting and checking the tool.

Firms evaluating Harvey usually start with a pilot in one practice group to measure time saved on specific tasks.