Releases

Harvey states that more than 200,000 lawyers across 2,400+ organizations rely on its platform.

Open roles indexed from Harvey's careers site.

Harvey partnered with Legalscape to bring Japanese legal intelligence to cross-border teams.

Harvey published its architecture for connecting agents to external tools and systems.

Harvey launched agentic search across connected document systems.

Harvey launched custom agents directly inside the Microsoft Word add-in.

Harvey expanded its legal research agent for end-to-end, citation-backed research workflows.

Harvey enabled agents to build and update Review Tables through conversational instructions.

Harvey launched agents that use prior deals and organizational standards to improve contract review.

Alongside its $550 million round at a $15.5 billion valuation, Harvey said its annual recurring revenue was above $400 million and that it now serves more than 3,000 customer organizations.

Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed.

LinkedIn member profiles associated with Harvey; a platform snapshot, not audited payroll headcount.

Harvey launched an agent for searching, classifying, and organizing matter files.

Harvey partnered with Everlaw to connect evidence-backed litigation workflows.

Harvey made Fable 5.1 available as part of its multi-model platform.

Harvey launched Horizon Scanning for agentic regulatory monitoring and change management.

Harvey launched persistent memory for user preferences, style, and working patterns.

Harvey introduced Tenet, its first post-trained open-weight model for long-horizon legal reasoning.

Harvey II introduced matter and project Spaces carrying documents, history, tasks, people, and permissions.

Harvey launched Harvey II, combining context-rich matter spaces, memory, permissions, and legal-specific intelligence.

Harvey launched an Outlook experience for legal work inside email.

The Information reported that Harvey's annualized revenue had risen more than 80% since January, from $190 million to more than $350 million, as it held talks to raise $500 million at a $15.5 billion valuation.

Microsoft's legal and compliance organization expanded its collaboration with and use of Harvey.

Harvey launched ethical-wall enforcement through its Intapp integration.

Harvey introduced LAB, its benchmark for comparing legal-agent quality, practice-area performance, and cost efficiency.

Harvey described the infrastructure built to execute secure legal agents at scale.

Harvey launched more than 500 ready-to-use legal agents across major practice areas.

Harvey raised $200 million at an $11 billion valuation, co-led by GIC and Sequoia.

Harvey introduced enterprise governance controls for secure AI adoption and administration.

Harvey launched an integration for analyzing Box-hosted legal documents.

Harvey evolved Workflow Builder into Agent Builder for reusable custom legal agents.

Harvey reported hundreds of thousands of agentic Deep Analysis reports and expanded its use in custom agent workflows.

Harvey announced an embedded legal-intelligence agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot.

Harvey hit an annual recurring revenue rate of $190 million by the end of 2025, founder and CEO Winston Weinberg shared on LinkedIn, up from $100 million in August 2025.

Harvey delivered major performance, personalization, multimodal, and workflow integration upgrades across Assistant and Vault.

Harvey raised a €50 million Series E extension from EQT Growth.

Marking its three-year anniversary, Harvey said it generates more than $100 million in ARR, serving more than 500 customers in 54 countries including 42% of the AmLaw 100.

Harvey expanded Review Tables for structured extraction and comparative document analysis.

Harvey made its customizable Workflow Builder available to all customers; the product later became Agent Builder.

Harvey raised $300 million at a $5 billion valuation.

Harvey and LexisNexis partnered to integrate primary law, Protégé, and Shepard's citations and co-develop legal workflows.

Harvey upgraded Draft Mode with a reasoning model for longer, more accurate legal drafting.

Harvey refreshed Assist Mode with workflow-aware chat, thinking states, and knowledge-source suggestions.

Harvey introduced curated internal knowledge bases within Vault.

Harvey launched its client-facing agentic platform for professional legal workflows.

Harvey introduced agentic workflows in Assistant for transactional, litigation, financial-services, and other legal work.

Harvey raised $300 million at a $3 billion valuation in a Sequoia-led Series D.

Sacra estimates Harvey's annual recurring revenue was about $50 million at the end of 2024. Third-party estimate, not a company disclosure.

Harvey made secure direct document access from SharePoint and OneDrive generally available.

Harvey launched a Microsoft Word add-in for legal drafting and analysis.