What is Harvey?
Harvey is an AI platform for legal work that the vendor says helps teams research, draft, analyze documents and run matters, with source citations. It runs on the web, in Word and Outlook, alongside document systems such as iManage, and has a mobile app.
Who it's for
The vendor aims it at law firms, mid-size firms and in-house legal teams, and also lists industries such as healthcare and life sciences, energy, technology and media. It is a professional tool for legal staff to use and review, not a substitute for a lawyer, and the vendor sells it through a demo request rather than self-serve sign-up.
Pros & cons
Strengths
- The platform page lists Agents, Vault, Workflows, Knowledge, Spaces, Command Center, Contract Intelligence, Horizon Scanning and Intake as product areas.
- Help docs say Vault holds up to 100,000 files and 100 GB per vault, with files up to 100 MB each, and supports PDF, DOCX, RTF, TXT, EML, MSG, XLS/XLSX, CSV and PPT/PPTX.
- The Assistant lets users pick knowledge sources such as LexisNexis, EUR-Lex, EDGAR, web search or Vault, and answers link back to their sources, per the help docs.
- The vendor lists integrations and context sources including Word, Outlook, iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, Google Drive, Aderant, Ironclad and Ask LexisNexis (U.S. case law and Shepard's Citations).
- The vendor lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and ISO 42001, plus SAML SSO, audit logs and IP allow-listing, and offers US, EU and AU login environments.
- The in-house page says Horizon Scanning tracks regulatory changes across 12k+ sources and 100+ jurisdictions.
Limitations
- No prices are published on the pages read; they offer a demo request and ROI calculators only, so cost cannot be compared before contacting sales.
- There is no free plan or self-serve sign-up described on the pages read. The help docs say Vault may not be available to all users and access goes through the Harvey Success team.
- Third-party sites quote seat prices and minimums (Reported), but Harvey has not confirmed them, so treat them as unverified.
- The help docs say Harvey has no real-time internet access and has knowledge cut-off dates, and that document translation is not a substitute for certified translation. Outputs need review by a qualified professional.
- The vendor's pages do not name a complete list of supported jurisdictions beyond naming regional knowledge sources and the US, EU and AU login environments.
Plans and pricing
- Enterprise (quote-based): Contact sales. Harvey publishes no plan names, prices, seat counts or usage limits on the pages read. Access is arranged through a demo request.
The pricing could not be read because Harvey does not publish it on the pages reviewed (platform, in-house, agents and help pages). Third-party figures exist but are unconfirmed by the vendor and are not listed here. Confirm on the live pricing page or by requesting a demo.
Details checked October 2026 against the vendor's own pages. Prices and limits change, so confirm before you buy. Official pricing page ↗
Sources
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Harvey — at a glance
Harvey is an AI platform for legal work that the vendor says helps teams research, draft, analyze documents and run matters, with source citations. It runs on the web, in Word and Outlook, alongside document systems such as iManage, and has a mobile app.
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