Harvey

Harvey is a generative AI platform built for legal and professional services work. The Assistant handles research, drafting and contract analysis through a chat interface. Vault stores and analyses large document sets, with bulk review reported at up to 100,000 documents. Knowledge covers legal, regulatory and tax research. Specialized agents handle multi-step work, and a newer Harvey II release extends them. The platform also includes Spaces, which are shared workspaces with ethical walls, plus Memory and Command Center, which gives leadership usage and adoption analytics. Apps cover contract intelligence, regulatory horizon scanning, intake, and facts and chronologies. Harvey says it serves more than 3,500 legal organizations, including over 80 AmLaw 100 firms and corporate legal departments such as Bayer and Deutsche Telekom. The best fit is large law firms and enterprise legal teams with security requirements. Harvey lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 42001, SAML SSO, audit logs, IP allow-listing, and regional instances in the US, EU and Australia. For integrations, a Connector Library links outside tools to Harvey over MCP, and an ecosystem layer brings Harvey into tools lawyers already use. Harvey publishes no prices; every contract is quoted through sales. Third-party estimates put seats near 1,000 to 1,200 dollars per user per month, with reported 20-seat minimums and 12-month terms. The main limitation is access and cost: there is no self-serve trial, and smaller firms report being priced out. Customers also stress that every output still needs checking by a lawyer.