Overview
Harvey provides AI software for legal and professional-services organizations. Its platform combines legal research, document analysis, purpose-built agents and collaboration tools for firms and in-house teams managing complex work.
What Harvey does
Harvey supports the work around legal questions, agreements, document collections and regulatory changes. Teams can research legal and tax issues, store and analyze documents, prepare work with specialized agents and collaborate with other organizations in shared spaces.
Its platform brings those activities together through legal-work orchestration: assigning tasks, executing work with agents and reviewing the results. Related workflows address contract review, legal intake and regulatory monitoring. Integrations connect the platform with the information and applications the legal team already uses.
The buyers are law firms, corporate legal departments and professional-services businesses. Harvey supplies the technology and adoption infrastructure; the professionals using it remain responsible for the substance of their advice. This differs from engaging a law firm to accept and complete a matter on the client’s behalf.
Differentiation
Compared with standalone research tools
Harvey combines research with document work, agents and collaboration. The platform is intended to carry information through a legal workflow rather than answer one disconnected question.
Compared with a law firm
Harvey provides software to professionals and organizations. A subscription does not by itself create a legal-services engagement or transfer responsibility for legal advice to Harvey.
Company details
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California, US
- Founded
- 2022
- Funding
- $550M round
Investors & backers
$550M financing at an announced $15.5B valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
- Diffusion
- Lightspeed Venture Partners
Sequoia Capital
Kleiner Perkins
Andreessen Horowitz
