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Harvey AI helps legal teams research, analyze documents, draft legal work, and automate complex workflows using AI. Built for law firms, it supports work across litigation, transactions, and compliance. While its advanced capabilities may exceed simpler legal needs, its broad workflow coverage makes it suitable for demanding legal environments.
Harvey AI Specifications
- AI-Facilitated Legal Solutions
- Legal Document Management Software
- Law Practice Management Software
- Case Management Software
What Is Harvey AI?
Harvey is an AI-powered legal solution that combines legal research, document analysis, contract review, and workflow automation in a single AI platform. It helps legal professionals handle document-heavy tasks, find relevant information faster, and streamline repetitive work while keeping lawyers in control of the final output. Rather than being a general-purpose AI assistant with a few legal features added on, Harvey is built around the kind of complex, day-to-day work legal professionals handle.
What Is Harvey AI Best For?
Harvey stands out for how it handles high-volume litigation document work, discovery review and case chronologies. Litigators use it to evaluate complaints, review and categorize discovery materials, analyze deposition transcripts, and identify gaps in legal or factual arguments. This helps legal teams surface critical information faster and spend more time on case strategy and decision-making.
How Much Does Harvey AI Cost?
Harvey pricing can range roughly between $399 and $2,400/user/month. The exact cost is customized to an organization’s requirements. For larger organizations, the subscription itself may only be part of the total cost. Other estimated expenses can include:
- Implementation: Can cost around $30,000 to $60,000, depending on the complexity of the rollout
- Premium support: Approximately $280,000 per year for a 100-attorney firm
- Training: Costs may range from $50,000 to $200,000, depending on the size of the organization and how much training is required
Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.
Harvey AI Integrations
The platform offers integration with the following third-party applications:
- Box software
- NetDocuments
- SS&C Intralinks
- Microsoft 365 software
- iManage
How Does Harvey AI Work?
Here's how users can get started with the platform:
- Log in to Harvey using your firm's or organization's credentials
- Create a Space for a particular client or matter. You can also bring in colleagues, co-counsel, or clients when needed
- Upload contracts, case files, research materials, and other documents to Vault, where they can be kept organized and securely managed
- Use Knowledge to research legal, regulatory, or tax questions across different jurisdictions
- Run Agent or other complex task and monitor their progress, then review the results and supported citations
- Use Command Center to keep track of usage and adoption across your team and compare performance with similar organizations
- Use Harvey Mobile to stay on top of ongoing matters and updates while away from your desk
Who Is Harvey AI For?
The platform is ideal for individuals working in the following sectors and legal settings:
- Law firms
- In-house legal teams
- Financial services
- Legal education
Harvey AI Use Case
Based on our analysis of user feedback and Harvey's current capabilities, we have identified key scenarios where this software is a good fit for legal teams:
In-House Departments Managing High Contract Volume Without Adding Headcount
For in-house legal teams in various industries, the number of contracts coming in can quickly become difficult to manage with the same-sized team. The problem isn't always a lack of legal expertise. Often, it is simply the amount of work waiting in the queue. Harvey's contract intelligence tool assists with reviewing incoming contracts against a company's preferred playbook, identifying clauses, and suggesting changes that lawyers can review and apply.
Litigation Teams Preparing For Depositions
Litigation teams preparing for depositions may need to review large volumes of emails, pleadings, transcripts, and other case materials to understand a witness's role in a matter. Harvey can analyze these records to identify relevant facts, inconsistencies, and gaps, then help draft deposition outlines grounded in the underlying documents. Lawyers can review the cited material and refine the questions before the deposition.
Legal Teams Tracking Regulatory Change Across Multiple Jurisdictions
Multinational companies operating across multiple markets need to know when a regulation shifts in any one of them, and what it means for existing policy. Harvey can analyze evolving regulations across 100+ jurisdictions and 12,000+ source authorities, tracking changes over time and surfacing which existing contracts or policies are affected.
Transactional Teams Handling High-Volume Due Diligence
M&A and other transactional teams often need to review large volumes of contracts and corporate documents within tight deadlines. Harvey can help analyze these materials, surface relevant provisions, and organize key findings, reducing the amount of manual document review required. This allows lawyers to spend more time assessing risks and advising on the transaction.
Is Harvey AI Right For You?
If your legal team spends significant time reviewing contracts, analyzing large document sets, and researching across jurisdictions, Harvey can be worth considering. It already supports more than 200,000 professionals across 2,400+ legal organizations and is trusted by clients such as A&O Shearman, Dentons, PwC, P&G, and O’Melveny. The platform meets SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and ISO 42001 standards, alongside GDPR and CCPA compliance.
Still doubtful if Harvey AI is the right fit for your team? Get in touch with our team at (661) 384-7070, and we'll help you make an informed decision.
Harvey AI Features
Agents
Agents is Harvey's task-execution layer. Harvey can divide the work between multiple agents and have them work in parallel. It can also run certain tasks in the background on a schedule, such as producing a weekly regulatory update. Agents can also run reports, reviews, and updates on a schedule, allowing routine work to continue in the background.
Vault
Vault is Harvey's document repository and bulk-analysis engine for handling large volumes of legal content. It stores up to 100,000 files per vault, including files, emails correspondence, and saved queries, and syncs directly with document management systems like iManage, SharePoint, and Google Drive rather than requiring manual uploads. This allows teams to bring large collections of matter-related materials into one searchable environment without relying on manual uploads.
Knowledge
Harvey features Knowledge, which connects users with specialized legal databases and content providers, including LexisNexis, Wolters Kluwer, SCC Online, FromCounsel, Lefebvre, and others. This allows users to research legal questions using authoritative legal content directly within Harvey.
Contract Intelligence
Contract Intelligence handles the full lifecycle of contract review: intake, first-pass analysis, negotiation support, and portfolio reporting in one connected workflow. Contracts come in automatically from email, SharePoint, iManage, Jira, or ServiceNow, and an agent identifies the contract type, pulls relevant deal context, and runs a first review against the organization's own playbook before a human reviewer opens the file.
Assistant
The Assistant feature enables users to ask complex legal questions, upload documents for analysis, and generate drafts based on the provided context. The tool can also ground responses in relevant documents and legal information, helping lawyers get context-aware answers and work through routine legal tasks more efficiently.
Spaces
Spaces provides a shared, governed environment where firms, clients, and legal teams can collaborate on matters. Teams can bring together documents, work products, and shared Vaults in one place, while using AI workflows and Playbooks to support tasks such as due diligence, NDA review, and regulatory assessments.
Pros And Cons of Harvey AI
Pros
Helps speed up contract reviews risk identification
Analyzes large document volumes accurately helping teams work faster
Automates repetitive legal tasks, helping save time
Cons
The onboarding experience could be improved
Vault can experience latency when processing large document volumes
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Mid Market, 51-100 employees
“Lets me search various topics”
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Harvey really helps me get quick search results on a wide range of topics. I often use it for 'contract provision' searches and it's been super helpful as a starting point for drafting contracts.
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Sometimes it misses some of the finer details in the law so I make sure not to rely on it completely. It's a great tool but I always double-check things independently.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What level of support does Harvey AI offer?
Harvey AI offers support via a contact form.
Does Harvey AI have a mobile application?
Yes, Harvey AI offers a mobile app.
Who are the typical users of Harvey AI?
Typical users of Harvey AI include individuals working in legal education, financial services, and law firms.
Does Harvey AI offer an API?
Yes, Harvey AI software provides an API.
What types of pricing plans does Harvey AI offer?
Harvey AI pricing is custom and may range from $399 to $2,400/user/month. Request a personalized Harvey AI price quote now.
What other apps does Harvey AI integrate with?
The software integrates with iManage, Box, NetDocuments, and SS&C Intralinks.
What language does Harvey AI support?
Harvey AI is primary available in English.