A smarter inbox built for legal work: The new Harvey for Outlook

The only legal AI platform that searches your full inbox, so you can draft replies faster and know what needs attention first. A lawyer’s inbox holds more than messages. It holds a client’s last update, a redline from opposing counsel, a vendor contract request, the full history of a matter, and more. Making sense of […]

Harvey Tenet research review

Introducing Harvey Tenet, our first post-trained open-weight model, with promising initial results for legal AI performance and cost-efficiency. Over the past six months, Harvey’s research agenda has focused on two goals: Building frontier legal intelligence using open-weight models; and Creating systems to allow law firms to build their own specialized models and own their intelligence. […]

Harvey: Analyse the full scope of legal evidence, not just the documents

Harvey now supports audio and video transcription along with enhanced image understanding. Legal work has never lived entirely in text — exhibit images, deposition recordings, org charts buried in a merger agreement. Until now, Harvey could read the words around these but not the visuals or recordings themselves, which meant pulling files out to review […]

Harvey: Turn your standards into stronger reviews

Build a review-ready playbook that’s grounded in your contracts, precedents, and templates in minutes with Harvey’s new playbook builder. Contracting teams spend more than 40% of their time on routine, low-complexity contract work according to research from EY Law. Playbooks should help reduce that burden, but building them has traditionally been a slow and manual […]

Introducing Harvey II

Harvey’s agents now inherit the context of your matters and projects, along with a memory of how you work. Legal work carries history. A matter or project can run for months. Different lawyers step in, documents change, and earlier decisions shape what happens next. Yet most legal AI starts over every time you ask it […]

Harvey: Scaling document processing across the Harvey platform

A look at the infrastructure changes that enabled Harvey to scale document processing without compromising performance or reliability. At Harvey, document processing sits underneath Vault, Assistant, and every workflow that interacts with a customer’s own data. Unlike many other AI products, almost every query from a lawyer involves documents. These queries often range from a […]

Harvey: Four questions to evaluate your firm’s agent governance

As legal AI agents become part of everyday practice, four questions can help firms evaluate whether their governance framework is ready. AI agents are moving from pilots to production in legal organizations. According to new research from RSGI, 68% of law firms and in-house legal teams are already deploying AI agents, with more than one […]

Harvey launches ethical wall enforcement with Intapp

Helping law firms scale AI adoption without compromising client confidentiality or conflict management. As legal AI moves from chat to agents, the governance question has shifted. It’s no longer whether AI can do the work. It’s whether firms can deploy AI without compromising the professional responsibility obligations that matter most: managing conflicts of interest and […]

Harvey: Extending Legal agent bench to M&A due diligence

Introducing a new extension to Legal Agent Bench that evaluates AI agents on one of legal’s most complex workflows: M&A due diligence. Our goal with Legal Agent Bench (LAB) is to create and distribute realistic, high-scale agent environments to evaluate agents’ ability to perform end-to-end legal work and support open model training and agent research. […]

Harvey: How to assess your legal AI governance

Four questions legal organisations can ask to assess the maturity of their AI governance programs.   As legal AI adoption accelerates, governance is becoming less about drafting guidelines and more about operationalising them. Clients are asking how AI is used on their matters. Firm leadership wants evidence of adoption and impact. Security and compliance teams […]