Harvey Release Notes

We've increased the number of data sources available to provide the latest relevant jurisdictional information.

We’ve expanded our global legal knowledge network with over 45 new sources across several jurisdictions.

Note: If you already have access to a listed Knowledge Source (for example, Algeria), any additional data sources included in this release will be available to you automatically.

Why It Matters

Answers will be grounded in authoritative, jurisdiction-specific materials and returned with precise citations.

How to Use

Follow our steps for applying sources in Regional Knowledge Sources Overview.

List of New Data Sources

This list reflects source names as they appear in Harvey.

Tip: Quickly search for a source by pressing Ctrl + F (or Command + F on Mac) to pull up a search bar on the page.

Algeria

• Banque d’Algérie

Argentina

• InfoLEG
• Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

Australia

• Caselaw NSW

Bahrain

• https://www.cbb.gov.bh - مصرف البحرين المركزي (CBB)
• https://www.pdp.gov.bh - هيئة حماية البيانات الشخصية

Bangladesh

• Bangladesh Bank
• Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC)

Brazil

• Tribunal de Justiça do Estado da Bahia (TJBA) - Jurisprudência

Chile

• Fiscalía Nacional Económica (FNE)

Denmark

• Finanstilsynet

Estonia

• Õiguskantsler
• Andmekaitse Inspektsioon
• Patendiamet

European Union

• European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB)

Iceland

• Landsréttur

India

• Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

Italy

• Agenzia delle Entrate
• Camera dei Deputati - Progetti di Legge

Latvia

• Latvijas Vēstnesis
• Latvijas Republikas tiesību akti
• VID

Lithuania

• Vieša sprendimų paieška (LITEKO)
• Nacionalinis kibernetinio saugumo centras (NKSC) - Rekomendacijos
• Valstybės įmonė Registrų centras

Macau

• 個人資料保護局(個資局)
• 澳門金融管理局（AMCM）

Mexico

• Comisión Federal de Competencia Económica (COFECE)
• Cámara de Diputados - LeyesBiblio
• Semanario Judicial de la Federación - Búsqueda de tesis

Netherlands

• Rechtspraak

Norway

• Finansklagenemnda (FinKN)

Poland

• Sąd Najwyższy - Orzeczenia
• Dziennik Urzędowy Ministra Zdrowia
• Ministerstwo Zdrowia - Komunikaty

Portugal

• XXV Governo Constitucional

Spain

• Boletín Oficial de la Comunidad de Madrid (BOCM)
• Boletín Oficial de Bizkaia (BOB)
• Tribunal Català de Contractes del Sector Públic - Cercador de Resolucions

Sweden

• Energimarknadsinspektionen
• Valmyndigheten
• Jordbruksverket

Switzerland

• Fedlex

Turkey

• Rekabet Kurulu Kararları

United Kingdom (UK)

• Register of Charities (Charity Commission for England and Wales)

United States (US)

• Dynamic Regulatory System (DRS)
• The Delaware Code Online
• Investment Adviser Public Disclosure (IAPD)
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• Ius Laboris

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Preview Spaces from a collaborator’s perspective to verify access, visibility, and permissions before and after sharing.

What's New

View As Collaborator introduces a preview mode within Spaces that lets you simulate how collaborators experience your Space.

You can now:

• Preview as different collaborator types
  • External Harvey user
  • Guest account
• See per-resource access summaries
  • Vaults
  • Workflows
  • Playbooks
  • Threads
• Verify access levels and visibility
  • View, run, edit permissions
  • Visibility of prompts and query history
• Adjust permissions directly in preview mode
  • Update access without leaving the preview
  • Validate changes in real time
• Audit access before or after sharing
  • Confirm configurations before inviting collaborators
  • Review access after collaborators are added

Why It Matters

Managing access through settings alone can be difficult to interpret. View As Collaborator removes that ambiguity.

• Reduce access errors — Confirm exactly what collaborators can and cannot see
• Protect sensitive information — Validate visibility of prompts and history before sharing
• Move faster — Adjust and verify permissions in one place
• Improve collaboration setup — Ensure external users have the right level of access from the start

This feature shifts permission management from configuration → guesswork to configuration → verification.

How to Use

• Open a Space
• Navigate to sharing or permissions settings
• Select View As Collaborator
• Choose a persona:
  • External Collaborator
  • Guest Account
• Review:
  • Visible resources
  • Access levels (view, run, edit)
• (Optional) Adjust permissions directly within preview mode
• Exit preview when finished

FAQ

Can I view the Space as a specific person?

Will collaborators know I’m using View As?

Can I change permissions while in View As mode?

How is this different from confidentiality controls?

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Review tables now provide transparent reasoning, sentence-level citations, and improved response quality to help you validate outputs more efficiently.

Overview

For more comprehensive and transparent outputs, review tables now display model reasoning and per-sentence citations, along with improved latency and extraction quality.

What’s New

Review tables now include deeper, more transparent cell-level insights:

• Model reasoning in cell details: See how the system arrives at each answer directly within the review panel
• Sentence-level citations: Each sentence links to its supporting source, making verification faster and more precise
• Cell-level responses (replacing summary sections): Detailed outputs now appear directly within each cell, removing the need for separate “Summary” and “Additional Context” sections
• Improved extraction quality: More accurate and structured outputs across review tables
• Reduced latency: Faster response times when generating and reviewing table outputs

Why It Matters

These updates improve how you validate and trust outputs:

• Verify faster: Sentence-level citations reduce time spent tracing sources
• Understand outputs: Built-in reasoning shows how conclusions are formed
• Reduce back-and-forth: Cell-level detail removes the need to expand separate sections
• Work more efficiently: Faster responses and improved extraction reduce manual review effort

How to Use

For Users

• Open a review table
• Select a cell
• Open the cell review details panel
• Review:
  • Model reasoning
  • Sentence-level citations
  • Expanded cell-level output

No workflow changes are required — the enhancements are available by default.

For Admins

No action is required. The feature is enabled automatically for all workspaces.

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Harvey now supports native CSV and Excel file viewing to deliver a faster, more reliable performance with cell-level citations.

Overview

Harvey now includes a native viewer for CSV and Excel files in Assistant. This improves spreadsheet reliability, preserves formatting, and enables cell-level citations in responses.

The native CSV and Excel viewer provides several improvements:

• Faster processing — spreadsheet processing time is reduced by up to 60%
• More reliable uploads — near-100% success rates across file sizes
• Cell-level citations — references point directly to the specific spreadsheet cells used in responses
• Higher-fidelity previews — formatting, layout, and multi-sheet structure remain intact

Supported File Types

The following file types are supported:

• .csv
• .xlsx

How to Use Spreadsheet Files in Assistant

• Open Assistant.
• Upload a CSV or Excel file (.csv, .xlsx) using the file upload button.
• Enter your prompt asking Harvey to analyze or summarize the spreadsheet.
• Review the response, which may include cell-level citations referencing specific rows or columns.

Sample Use Cases

Identify Inconsistencies

Upload a spreadsheet alongside supporting documents and ask, “Identify any inconsistencies between this spreadsheet and the uploaded contract.”

Summarize Spreadsheet Data

Upload a spreadsheet and ask, “Summarize the key trends in this spreadsheet.”

Tip: before submitting your prompt, select Improve to enhance it and receive a higher quality output.

Notes and Limitations

During Early Access the following limitations apply:

• Native spreadsheet viewing is available only in Assistant
• Support for spreadsheets in other areas of the platform will be added by General Access release

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Easily build Workflow agents that reference the right context by describing the Knowledge Sources you want to embed.

What’s New

You can now add Knowledge Sources directly within the Words to Workflows prompt, allowing Harvey to automatically attach them when generating a workflow.

Key updates:

• Attach Knowledge Sources during workflow creation: Select and include sources directly in your prompt
• Automatic context embedding: Harvey attaches selected Knowledge Sources as part of the generated workflow
• Single-step workflow setup: Create Workflow agents with embedded context without additional configuration

Why It Matters

This update simplifies how you build Workflow agents:

• Reduce manual setup: No need to create a workflow and then add sources separately
• Move faster: Go from idea to usable workflow in one step
• Improve consistency: Ensure the right context is included from the start
• Streamline team workflows: Standardize how teams build and deploy Workflow agents

How to Use

• Open Words to Workflows
• Enter your prompt describing the workflow you want to create
• Select the Knowledge Sources you want to include
• Generate the workflow

Harvey will:

• Build the workflow
• Automatically attach the selected Knowledge Sources as embedded context

FAQ

• Do I still need to add Knowledge Sources after creating a workflow?
• Where do I select Knowledge Sources?
• Can I modify Knowledge Sources after the workflow is created?
• Does this change how workflows behave?
• How will this help teams build workflows faster?

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Easily build Workflow agents that reference the right context by describing the review tables you want to embed.

You can now define and attach review tables directly within the Words to Workflows prompt, allowing Harvey to automatically include them as structured context when generating a workflow.

Key updates

• Embed review tables during workflow creation: Describe the review tables you want directly in your prompt
• Automatic table attachment: Harvey attaches the specified review tables as part of the generated Workflow agent
• Structured context from the start: Workflows can reference review tables immediately during execution
• Single-step setup: Define both workflow logic and supporting review context in one step

Why It Matters

This update simplifies how you build workflows that rely on structured data:

• Reduce manual setup: No need to create workflows and attach review tables separately
• Improve accuracy: Ensure workflows reference the correct structured data from the start
• Move faster: Go from prompt to fully configured Workflow agent in one step
• Standardize workflows: Define both logic and context consistently at creation

How to Use

• Open Words to Workflows
• Enter a prompt describing your workflow
• Describe the review tables you want the workflow to use
• Generate the workflow

Harvey will:

• Create the workflow
• Automatically attach the specified review tables as embedded context

FAQ

Do I still need to add review tables after creating a workflow?
Where do I define review tables?
Can I modify review tables after the workflow is created?
Does this change how workflows behave?
When should I use review tables in a Workflow agent?

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Australia and India “Extended” knowledge sources are being consolidated into their primary libraries, simplifying source selection with no changes to access or content.

What’s New

Australia and India knowledge sources are now consolidated into single, unified libraries.

Key updates:

• Merged “Extended” libraries:
  • Australia Extended → now part of Australia
  • India Extended → now part of India
• Unified jurisdictional sources:
  Regulatory, legislative, and agency materials are now available in one place per jurisdiction
• Simplified source selection:
  The “Extended” label has been removed; you no longer need to choose between multiple versions of the same jurisdiction
• No changes to access or permissions:
  All existing access levels remain the same

Why It Matters

This update reduces complexity when selecting and using jurisdictional sources:

• Find content faster:
  All materials are centralized in a single source per jurisdiction
• Reduce confusion:
  No need to decide between “standard” and “extended” versions
• Maintain continuity:
  Access, permissions, and underlying content remain unchanged
• Streamline workflows:
  Fewer decisions when selecting sources for prompts and workflows

FAQ

What happened to “Australia Extended” and “India Extended”?

Do I lose access to any content?

Do I need to update existing workflows or prompts?

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Harvey is bringing more of the knowledge that lawyers need with new options for US case law at every level, including opinions from the US Supreme Court, federal circuit and district courts, and state supreme, appellate, and trial courts.

When lawyers research a legal issue, it rarely has one clean answer. You start with a question, and it leads to more questions. You see that appellate courts are split on the issue, or a stray district court opinion throws a wrench into your entire argument.

That's the problem we set out to solve. Harvey is a single workspace where research, drafting, and analysis stay connected across the life of a matter.

Harvey offers new options for US case law coverage. This includes federal and state court opinions across the full breadth of US and state jurisdictions.

In practice: you're drafting a brief and need to understand how courts in the Ninth Circuit define commonality for class certification. You can query cases while drafting, all within Harvey. You ask, you read the opinions, you pull what you need, and you keep moving.

This is part of how we think about Harvey Knowledge more broadly. Our new US case law knowledge source joins a robust set of US legal sources across legislation and regulation, official guidance and interpretations, and primary law. Combined with our broader coverage of 500+ global sources, we have a comprehensive amount of legal data for you to choose from. You choose what's most relevant to the work at hand.

This new US case law offering will be available to customers in the coming weeks.

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You can now leverage Harvey’s legal intelligence to generate PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, and edit suites of Word documents without leaving the app.

Legal professionals report that AI has made them faster at research, drafting, and review. What it hasn’t done is close the last mile to create export-ready deliverables. According to one survey, legal professionals spend an average of 37 minutes per day just searching for and transferring information across tools to complete workflows. For high-volume teams, that overhead compounds quickly.

Harvey now turns your research and insights into client-ready Powerpoints, Excel spreadsheets, and Word Documents, all without leaving the platform. This means teams can get to final deliverables faster, without rebuilding context, fixing formatting, or manually re-entering data.

Create Polished Deliverables in Minutes

Harvey’s new file creation capabilities are built around how legal teams actually work, enabling you to pull relevant context into your firm’s or company’s templates to produce review-ready outputs.

Previously, getting to a final deliverable meant exporting findings from Harvey, opening PowerPoint or Excel in a separate tool, and entering or copy-pasting data from scratch. Now, teams can use Harvey’s file creation capabilities to complete the entire workflow in one place:

• Investment Committee Memos: Populate a deck template directly from Harvey's financial analysis of a target company, all in a single thread.
• Due Diligence Questionnaires: Turn questionnaire findings into a formatted Excel spreadsheet ready to share with business stakeholders, without copying and pasting.
• Client Update Presentations: Generate a structured presentation from deposition summaries and expert analysis, using the firm's existing template.

Combined with Harvey’s existing in-platform Word editing, teams can produce polished deliverables across the file types that matter most in practice.

Batch Edit Document Suites in a Single Thread

Updating a suite of related documents used to mean opening each file separately, making parallel edits, and tracking versions across multiple threads without a reliable way to know if every document reflected the latest terms.

Harvey now edits multiple documents in a single thread, so you can revise a batch, generate multiple versions of a template, or work through related documents sequentially. For high-volume tasks such as conforming a Limited Partnership Agreement, subscription booklet, and management agreement to the same fund terms, you can populate and revise each document simultaneously, without managing edits across multiple threads or losing track of prior versions.

Review, Refine, and Deliver With Confidence

When using source material to generate a Word, PowerPoint, or Excel file, Harvey provides a citation-backed explanation for its work. Before exporting, you can trace outputs to their source documents, request changes, and validate content within the same threads so you can deliver with confidence.

With Harvey, the path from legal analysis to finished deliverable is no longer fragmented; it’s faster, more connected, and built for how legal teams actually work.

If you’re a current Harvey customer, reach out to your account team for more information. If you’re interested in learning more about how Harvey can help your team, reach out to us below.

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We've increased the number of data sources available to provide the latest relevant jurisdictional information.

We’ve expanded our global legal knowledge network with 21 new sources across several jurisdictions.

Note: If you already have access to a listed Knowledge Source (for example, Chile), any additional data sources included in this release will be available to you automatically.

Answers will be grounded in authoritative, jurisdiction-specific materials and returned with precise citations.

Follow our steps for applying sources in Regional Knowledge Sources Overview.

List of New Data Sources

This list reflects source names as they appear in Harvey.

Tip: Quickly search for a source by pressing Ctrl + F (or Command + F on Mac) to pull up a search bar on the page.

Brazil

• BSM Supervisão

Colombia

• Comisión de Regulación de Energía y Gas (CREG)

France

• Préfète de la Savoie
• Préfet des Pyrénées-Atlantiques
• Préfet du Val-de-Marne
• Préfet de l’Indre
• Préfète de la Drôme
• Préfet de Haute-Loire
• Préfète de l'Aveyron
• Préfet de l'Ain
• Direction Régionale de l’Environnement, de l’Aménagement et du Logement d’Occitanie (DREAL Occitanie)
• Préfet de la Haute-Corse
• Préfet de Vaucluse
• Préfet du Var
• Préfète de l’Isère
• Préfet de la Côte-d'Or

India

• National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
• NSE Clearing Limited
• Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI)
• International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA)

Portugal

• Autoridade da Concorrência (AdC)

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