Harvey

Analyze legal matters, research authorities and coordinate document-heavy work with specialized AI agents.

AI Legal & Contracts Tested (owner reported)

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These are third-party review snapshots from the supplied research. They are not Toolbaaz scores or evidence of Toolbaaz hands-on testing.

G2As recorded Oct 27, 2026

4.3

33 reviews · 5-point scale

Listing scope: Harvey AI for professional legal and document workflows, not unrelated consumer Harvey

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Quick facts

Vendor: Harvey
Pricing model: —
Plan pricing: Contact sales — custom enterprise quote Not editorially verified
Free plan: Not confirmed
Free trial: Not confirmed
Last verified: Not yet verified

About Harvey

Harvey is an enterprise legal AI platform designed for lawyers and legal operations teams rather than a general-purpose writing assistant. It combines an assistant for analysis and drafting, Vault for organizing and querying large collections of legal documents, source-grounded Knowledge features, agent workflows and shared workspaces. The vendor’s October 2026 documentation also describes Harvey II changes, including refreshed navigation, custom agents and broader matter context; the experience can differ between customer accounts during rollout. A legal team can use Harvey to triage agreements, compare clauses, extract obligations, draft first versions of internal memos and conduct jurisdiction-specific research using entitled sources. Review Tables can structure extracted terms across uploaded materials; agent workflows can repeat certain approved multistep review processes. Connectors and knowledge sources are not automatically included in every account: access to LexisNexis, iManage, NetDocuments, Microsoft Word/Outlook and other destinations depends on licences, geography and admin controls. Outputs need qualified lawyer verification, including verifying cited authorities against originals. Harvey sells through enterprise evaluation rather than transparent self-service checkout. Its own published FAQ states pricing is custom based on team size, deployed products and scope. Toolbaaz should display 'Contact sales' and avoid third-party per-lawyer estimates. The vendor publishes SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and customer-data-training commitments, but confidential-matter suitability and regional hosting require procurement review. Best suited to law firms or in-house groups with high document volume and an IT/legal-ops deployment owner; weaker fit for solo practitioners needing immediate, predictable low-cost self-service.

Best for

Law firms, corporate legal groups and professional-services teams processing large volumes of contracts and legal research, with a governance owner and human lawyer responsible for reviewing generated output.

Harvey pros and cons

Pros

Purpose-built Assistant, Vault, Knowledge and agents cover several connected legal workflows in one environment.
Source-linked research and structured Review Tables help legal reviewers trace extracted claims back to documents.
Vault bulk processing and reusable agents can reduce repetitive document sorting and first-pass extraction; outcome quality requires verification.
Vendor documents enterprise security, data-retention controls and restrictions on training external models with customer content.
Recent Harvey II updates emphasize matter context, agent controls and integrations with legal workflows.

Cons

−No public subscription or per-seat price; full contract, implementation and minimum terms require direct vendor evaluation.
−Not a substitute for licensed counsel: fabricated citations, jurisdiction gaps and missed clauses still require careful human validation.
−Onboarding and approved connectors/knowledge sources can involve firm-level procurement, permissions and security review.
−Harvey II features may roll out unevenly across accounts; screenshots and documentation can differ from current UI.
−A highly legal-specialized platform is likely excessive for light drafting, small budgets or occasional nonlegal needs.

Features

Legal Assistant

Legal professionals must verify source references and conclusions; account/source permissions apply.

Enterprise confidentiality controls

Verify negotiated retention, model subprocessors, regional residency and security addendum.

Document and productivity connectors

Vendor notes Microsoft Word/Outlook, SharePoint, iManage, NetDocuments and others; licences/contract determine access.

Legal knowledge sources

Rights/availability vary by jurisdiction and external research subscriptions.

Harvey Vault

Upload and processing limits vary by workspace/contract; confidentiality and permission checks needed.

Workflow Agents and Custom Agents

Harvey II rollout and workspace governance/admin rules affect availability.

Review Tables

Human validation of extracted cells and citations is necessary; may depend on workflow.

Platforms

Microsoft Word and Outlook add-ins where licensedSupported legal knowledge/database and matter connectorsEnterprise web application

Integrations

SharePoint / Google Drive (vendor-listed) iManage and NetDocuments (vendor-listed) LexisNexis and other supported legal sources where licensed; entitlement varies Microsoft Word and Outlook (vendor-listed)

Pricing — unverified

Pricing at a glance

Harvey enterprise legal AI — custom proposal

See pricing details

Contact sales; no verified public currency, per-seat price, minimum users or term. Vendor says cost depends on team size, deployed surfaces and scope; request a written quote identifying modules, connectors, rollout, data residency and support. Demo is not a confirmed free trial.

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Harvey — frequently asked questions

What is Harvey AI used for?

Harvey assists professional legal teams with document analysis, legal research, drafting and repeatable workflows through Assistant, Vault, Knowledge and agents. Human lawyers remain responsible for accuracy.

Does Harvey publish a monthly price per lawyer?

No verified public price was found. Harvey says subscription costs depend on team size, product scope and deployment. Request an itemized quote rather than rely on third-party estimates.

Is Harvey the same product as Harvey II?

Harvey II is an evolving experience within the Harvey legal platform, not a separate Toolbaaz product. The interface and agent features may vary during its rollout.

Can Harvey review hundreds of agreements?

Vault and Review Tables are designed for bulk document analysis and extracting terms. Actual scale and permitted file sizes depend on the account and deployment.

Does Harvey provide legal advice without a lawyer?

It assists with research and drafting but cannot replace jurisdiction-qualified legal judgment. Verify cases, quotations and conclusions independently.

What systems does Harvey integrate with?

The vendor lists supported Microsoft tools, legal knowledge sources and document-management connectors such as iManage and NetDocuments. Access depends on licences and account configuration.

Does Harvey train AI models on confidential client files?

Harvey publicly states it does not use customer data for model improvement and contractually prohibits AI providers from training on customer data; verify the executed agreement and retention settings.

Is Harvey suitable for a solo lawyer?

Potentially less so: there is no public self-serve tier, and procurement, contract and administrative setup may outweigh the value for a light workflow. Request eligibility and pricing from sales.