Harvey (Harvey AI Corporation) is an AI application-layer platform built for legal and other professional services work, aiming to turn knowledge work into repeatable, secure workflows. Rather than positioning itself as a general-purpose chatbot, Harvey markets a “connected system” of product components—research and drafting assistance, secure organization of matters and documents, and workflow/agent capabilities—so organizations can deploy AI into real legal processes (e.g., contract drafting and review, due diligence, document review, and litigation support) with governance features designed for sensitive client work.
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On the platform, Harvey’s core tools include an Assistant experience for interacting with matter context and generating drafts, a Vault for secure storage and large-scale analysis of legal documents, and Workflow/agent capabilities for running multi-step tasks. Harvey also supports shared and governed collaboration via “Spaces,” and it offers enterprise-facing integrations so work can happen inside familiar tools and data sources (for example, Microsoft 365 Copilot usage is described in its integration documentation and recent product release notes). Business model: Harvey sells enterprise software subscriptions/workspace access to law firms, in-house legal teams, and other professional services organizations. It also positions itself as enabling “agent customers” (custom and pre-built agents) to execute work across practice areas; its enterprise deployment model emphasizes governance, security, and integration with customer knowledge and document environments.
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