Release Notes
Ethical Walls - Intapp Walls for AI
Intapp Ethical Walls for AI will enable firms to enforce conflict-of-interest policies in Harvey by automatically restricting sharing based on matter-level access. The capability will integrate with existing systems and apply consistently across all products.
What’s New
Harvey now integrates with your firm's existing Intapp Walls for AI policies and automatically enforces them inside Harvey during sharing. With ethical walls enabled, Harvey can:
- Mirror your existing Intapp Walls for AI policies
- Enforce walls across Threads, Vault, Review Tables, Shared Spaces, and Playbooks
- Support both inclusionary (restricted) and exclusionary (open) wall types
- Automatically associate client-matter numbers for synced folders, so iManage-synced Vault content inherits its client-matter number
- Revoke user access to matters automatically when wall policies change
- Monitor client matters and walls through the Matters & Walls page (previously referred to as Client Matters) and dedicated admin audit logs
Why It Matters
You no longer need to manually recreate your firm’s ethical walls inside Harvey. Harvey syncs with your firm's existing Intapp Walls for AI policies and applies those restrictions automatically when users attempt to share content, even as staffing and client matters change.
How To Use
For instructions on setting up Intapp Walls for AI, refer to Setting Up Intapp Walls for AI (For Admins).
For more information about ethical walls, refer to Ethical Walls in Harvey.
Notes & Limitations
- Ethical walls govern sharing within Harvey only. Harvey does not control content that users share outside Harvey, such as email or chat.
- Walls apply workspace-wide and across Assistant Threads, Vaults, Review Tables, Spaces, and completed Workflow Agents.
- Sharing walled content requires a client matter to be attached to the resource.
- Available for cloud deployments only with a connector for Harvey.
FAQs
Q: Does Harvey create or manage the ethical walls?
No. Harvey enforces walls synced from Intapp Walls for AI. Creation and management of walls stay in Intapp, which remains your source of truth.
Q: What happens if wall policies change after content has been shared?
Any walls membership changes are pushed to Harvey, with those changes reflected in Harvey access restrictions typically within minutes. So, if a user becomes restricted from a matter, Harvey will automatically block their access to the associated content.
Q: Does this change day-to-day work in Harvey?
No. Users work normally and only encounter walls when they share content associated with a matter. Walls are not implicated if nothing is shared.