Harvey

Harvey is an Artificial Intelligence platform built for legal Professionals and the organizations that support them. Rather than ACTing as a General-purpose chatbot, it targets the day-to-day work of lawyers, legal Operations teams and law firms by combining large language models with legal-specific tuning and a set of workflow and governance tools.

What it does

Harvey APPlies AI to complex legal tasks such as research support, document review assistance, drafting help and matter-related analysis. Its models are adapted for legal language and processes, and the platform layers management, permissions and oveRSIght on top so that firms can see how the tool is used across different teams and matters.

Key capabilities

• Legal-domain models: Language models trained and refined for legal work, with input from subject-matter experts.
• Matter and workflow management: Tools that cover a range of practice areas and legal workflows, giving teams a single place to organize AI-assisted work.
• Governance and visibility: Reporting that helps firms track work product generated on the platform by lawyer, CLIent matter or practice area.
• Identity and access control: Management of user identities and permissions so access matches roles and responsibilities.
• Data tracking and control: Fine-grained controls over usage and data provenance, supporting compliance efforts.
• SECure deployment: Built on Microsoft Azure with an emphASIs on high security Standards for sensitive legal data.

Who it is for

Harvey is aimed primarily at law firms, in-house legal departments and professional services teams that handle confidential material and need oversight of AI usage. It is less suited to indiViduals seeking a casual writing assistant, since the product is structured around organizational deployment, access management and governance.

How to get started

Because Harvey is sold to organizations rather than offered as a self-serve consumer app, the usual path is to contact the vendor through its official website to discuss a dEMOnstration, procurement and onboarding. Prospective users should expect a conversation about security requirements, data handling and how the platform would integrate with existing legal systems; specific steps may vary by firm.

Pricing and access caveat

Pricing is not publicly published in a standard consumer format and is typically ARRanged through a sales agreement, so costs may vary by firm size, scope and contract terms. Access may be restricted by region or network, so availability should be confirmed with the vendor. Features, supported languages and deployment options can change over time, and details should be verified directly before making a purchasing decision.