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Harvey launched a Connector Library with expanded native and MCP integrations. The library lets legal teams easily pull their data and knowledge from external systems into Harvey.

Harvey released an integration with PitchBook, letting users pull company financials, deal history, and market data into Harvey. The integration grounds deal and legal work in PitchBook data.

Harvey added analytics and management capabilities to Shared Spaces, letting teams see how shared work is used and govern who has access. The additions help firms use collaboration data to deepen client relationships.

Harvey added US case law content as a knowledge source in the platform. Lawyers can produce sharper insights and drafts with US case law available at their fingertips in Harvey.

Harvey made Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8 model available in the platform. Users can select Opus 4.8 for legal work in Harvey.

Harvey expanded Email Harvey so lawyers can send questions, generate files, and drive projects forward directly from their inbox. The update broadens what users can accomplish via email with Harvey.

Harvey introduced Contract Intelligence, built with in-house legal teams to surface insights, strengthen negotiations, and accelerate contract reviews. The product targets contract analysis workflows for in-house teams.

Harvey launched Command Center, giving Innovation and Legal Ops teams the knowledge and controls to drive AI transformation. The product provides oversight and management tooling for rolling out Harvey across an organization.

Harvey introduced improved agentic capabilities so users can drive consistent, high-quality results. The updates let agents be tailored to specific matters within the platform.

Harvey made Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 model available in the platform. Users can select Opus 4.7 for legal work in Harvey.

Harvey improved its review tables with real-time collaboration, smarter extraction logic, and faster table setup. The updates support large-scale document review for legal teams.

Harvey described its agentic platform that scales repeatable work and takes on complex reasoning across two types of legal work. The post frames Harvey as a single legal operating system built on agents.

Harvey added new US case law knowledge sources at every court level, including US Supreme Court, federal circuit and district courts, and state supreme, appellate, and trial courts. The additions let lawyers research case law and draft arguments within Harvey.

Harvey added the ability to generate PowerPoint presentations and Excel spreadsheets and edit suites of Word documents without leaving the app. Users can apply Harvey's legal intelligence to produce and revise files directly in the platform.

Harvey released an integration with Box, letting users pull documents from Box directly into Harvey. The integration enables faster analysis and deeper insights across legal workflows.

Harvey launched Agent Builder, letting users create custom agents that handle more complex legal tasks. The tool lets firms build tailored agents without sacrificing output quality or control.

Harvey made OpenAI's GPT-5.4 model available in the platform. Users can select GPT-5.4 for legal work in Harvey.

Harvey made specialized legal intelligence accessible in Microsoft 365 Copilot and added agentic document capabilities in Word. The release supports legal work from initial questions through execution across the Microsoft 365 surface.

Harvey made Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.6 available in the platform. Sonnet 4.6 bridges strong reasoning with a faster, more efficient architecture for legal tasks.

Harvey made Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 model available in the platform. Users can select Opus 4.6 for legal work in Harvey.