Harvey

Legal Drafting & Redlining

Generate and refine contracts, clauses, briefs, and memos from firm templates or prompts. Harvey compares versions, flags risks, and proposes alternative language grounded in precedent, then links suggestions back to sources so reviewers can verify quickly. Teams move from first draft to partner review with fewer rewrites and clearer change rationales, keeping negotiations moving while preserving the firm’s playbook and jurisdictional nuances.

Due Diligence & Document Review

Upload data rooms or bundles and ask Harvey to surface key terms, exceptions, and anomalies across hundreds of files. It extracts obligations, dates, and parties; groups findings; and highlights deltas between similar contracts. Reviewers can drill from summaries to passages and export checklists for handoff. The result is faster, more consistent diligence cycles with traceable evidence—useful for M&A, financing, vendor risk, and policy audits where coverage and speed both matter.

Research with Citations & Case Law Models

Ask complex questions and get concise answers with inline citations to primary sources. Harvey routes tasks to custom case-law–tuned models and can incorporate partner databases where licensed, returning quotes you can expand and verify. Use it for scoping arguments, comparing jurisdictions, or briefing partners without hours of tab-hopping. The cited output reads like a mini-memo that survives scrutiny and accelerates downstream writing and review.

Model Orchestration & Unified UI

Harvey chooses the best model and workflow per task—drafting, search, or extraction—and collapses tools into one interface that mirrors how lawyers work. Instead of juggling multiple apps, users ask in natural language and Harvey routes to data, models, or playbooks as needed. This reduces context switching, improves answer quality, and keeps a single history of steps taken so results are reproducible and easier to audit across matters.

Enterprise Security & Integrations

SAML SSO, audit logs, IP allow-listing, and contractual security addenda align with SOC/ISO expectations. Deploy on Azure with OpenAI models and add licensed legal content via partners, while Word/SharePoint add-ins keep work inside existing stacks. Data access and retention controls, plus incident SLAs, help satisfy client and regulatory reviews—so adoption doesn’t stall on security questionnaires or siloed pilots that can’t scale firm-wide.