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Harvey Update: February 2025
Harvey Update: February 2025
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Release Communications

We are committed to keeping you informed and prepared for feature release and product changes, and we have outlined a tiered process for sharing updates about our product releases. Some features are rolled out by default, while others are opt-in at your firm’s discretion. For an overview of what to expect for product release communications, please see here.


What’s New

NetDocuments browser extension compatibility: January 30th

The NetDocuments browser extension is now compatible with Harvey, allowing direct file uploads from and downloads to NetDocuments. The extension requires users to have NdOffice 3.0+ and works with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. To enable for your workspace, reach out to your Harvey team. For more information, visit NetDocument’s documentation or our Help Center.

Google Drive Integration: January 30th

The Google Drive integration allows users to upload docs, sheets, slides and PDFs to Assistant and Vault directly from Google Drive. To enable for your workspace, visit the Integrations page in Settings and toggle the integration on. For more information, visit our Help Center.

Vault workflows on Workflows page: February 5th

The Workflows page has been refreshed and now includes Vault workflows. Users with Vault access can search and run Vault workflows directly from the Workflows page.

Sharing available to all workspaces: February 6th

For workspaces that haven’t enabled sharing in Assistant and Vault, admins now have the option to enable it in Settings. Sharing will remain off (i.e., no settings will be changed) unless an admin enables it.


What's Coming

Unlimited Vault projects and faster upload: February 13th

Users will be able to create an unlimited number of Vault projects; they will no longer be restricted to 10. On February 13th, we will also begin rolling out system changes to increase Vault file upload speed by over 10x, significantly improving processing time when uploading many files.

Assistant workflows: February 6th (beta)

Agents are model systems that can effectively plan, interact, and adapt to solve a task. Assistant workflows are agentic model systems that ask users for necessary context to generate a tailored output without requiring extensive prompting. This enhances ease of use and ensures more accurate, ready-to-use results. These workflows mark Harvey’s first step towards building domain-specific agents that will eventually accomplish high-value, complex tasks.

If you are interested in early access, reach out to the Harvey team. Watch a quick demo of an example workflow here.

iManage Integration (Upload-Only): February 20th (beta)

The iManage integration allows users to upload docs, sheets, slides and PDFs to Assistant and Vault directly from iManage (via Syncly). While we currently only support uploads, our integration capabilities will soon expand significantly. If you are interested in early access, reach out to your Harvey team or fill out this form.

Self-serve permissions: February 27th (beta)

Admins can view and manage permissions directly in the Harvey app, eliminating the need to submit a request to Harvey's team. This update introduces roles and permission management, providing you with better visibility into and control over your workspace's access control settings. If you are interested in early access, reach out to the Harvey team or fill out this form.

Library content refresh: February 7th

Over 100 examples will be added to the Harvey Library covering new use cases and core functionalities. As always, you can hide any Harvey prompt or example from your workspace.

As part of this update, new and existing Harvey prompts and examples will receive more granular practice area tags (e.g., Capital Markets, Intellectual Property) to match the practice areas available in User Profiles. You can also update your custom team prompts and examples with these tags. Library pre-filtering will continue to be based on high-level practice areas, such as Transactional and Litigation.

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