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Harvey Review Tables now load up to 5.8x faster, using server-side pagination to support larger reviews.

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Harvey launched Horizon Scanning, which monitors 11,000+ legislative and regulatory sources across 100+ jurisdictions and lets users draft emails, memos and briefings from findings.

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Harvey made Connector Library generally available, connecting document systems, email and business tools, with suggested connectors and Custom MCP for adding your own tools.

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Harvey for Outlook, part of Harvey in Microsoft 365, lets users summarize email threads, draft replies and save emails to Vault from their inbox.

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Harvey introduced Harvey Graph, starting with graphs for US Case Law and Spaces, to give agents context from matters, documents and legal knowledge.

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Harvey introduced Legal Work Orchestration, letting users organize a matter into phases and tasks, delegate to agents and colleagues, and review results.

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Harvey introduced Intake, which routes legal requests from email, Slack, Jira and ServiceNow and resolves them using each legal team's rules.

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Harvey can now run agentic search across iManage, SharePoint and Google Drive, with citations and existing access permissions preserved.

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Harvey's custom agents now run directly in Word, applying suggested edits as tracked changes.

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Harvey launched a plugin within ChatGPT Enterprise, giving lawyers access to Harvey directly from ChatGPT.

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Harvey introduced Contract Review Agents, which review contracts against a team's playbooks and show benchmarks from signed agreements with redlines.

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Harvey introduced Contract Intelligence for in-house legal teams and Command Center for innovation teams as new products in its suite.

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Harvey launched Horizon Scanning, which monitors 12,000+ sources across 100+ jurisdictions and surfaces regulatory updates with impact and risk assessment for legal teams.

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Harvey added Fable 5.1 as an opt-in model, which it found strongest on document-heavy analysis such as litigation and dispute resolution.

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Harvey added Memory, which carries a user's stated preferences across web, Word, Outlook, playbooks and agents, with citations when memory shapes a response.

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