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Harvey

Law firms handle thousands of documents per case

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Law firms handle thousands of documents per case. Harvey puts an AI layer on top of that chaos.

Five main areas split up the system. Assistant mode lets you ask questions and draft documents—legal-specific training backs it. Vault stores everything. It runs bulk analysis across multiple files at once. Knowledge handles research across legal, regulatory, and tax domains. Workflows either runs pre-built processes or lets you build custom ones. Ecosystem connects Harvey to wherever you already work.

A senior associate reviewing acquisition documents can feed contracts into Vault. Run due diligence checks. Get summaries flagging problem clauses. Harvey doesn't just answer general questions—it pulls from specific legal contexts.

Separate deployments exist for US, EU, and AU regions. Different login portals for each. They run independently. The company focuses on elite law firms but also serves mid-sized practices and in-house legal teams. You get shared spaces for collaboration between firms and client organizations.

Harvey Academy comes included. Training modules and guided workflows live there. You won't find public pricing anywhere. This targets enterprise software—firms billing $500+ per hour, not solo practitioners. Contract analysis runs through the same interface as fund formation and deal management.

A learning curve exists. Legal AI training differs from general chatbot use. Associates need time figuring out which workflows solve which problems.

Frequently asked

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How much does Harvey cost?

Harvey doesn't list pricing publicly. It's built for elite and mid-sized law firms as enterprise software, so you'll need to contact their sales team for a quote. Pricing likely depends on firm size, user count, and which features you need.

Is Harvey only for large law firms?

Nope, though it started with elite firms. Harvey also works for mid-sized law firms, in-house legal teams, and professional service networks. If you're handling complex transactional or litigation work, it's worth exploring regardless of firm size.

Can Harvey do legal research?

Yeah, that's one of its core features. The Knowledge module researches across legal, regulatory, and tax domains. It's trained specifically for legal contexts, so you're not getting generic AI answers—it understands the nuances of legal questions.

Does Harvey integrate with other legal software?

Harvey's Ecosystem feature lets you access it where you already work, connecting to your existing tools. The specific integrations aren't detailed publicly, but the platform's built to fit into your current workflow rather than replace everything.

What are Harvey's limitations?

There's definitely a learning curve since legal AI works differently than regular chatbots. Associates need time figuring out which workflows solve which problems. It's also enterprise-focused, so solo practitioners or very small firms might find it overkill.

Can multiple law firms collaborate in Harvey?

Yes, Harvey has shared collaboration spaces where legal teams from different organizations can work together securely. This is particularly useful when law firms need to coordinate with clients' in-house teams or other professional service networks on deals.

What can I use Harvey for day-to-day?

You can review contracts, run due diligence on acquisitions, manage deals, draft documents, and analyze hundreds of files at once. For example, a senior associate could upload acquisition contracts to Vault, run automated checks, and get summaries flagging problematic clauses in minutes instead of days.