Upcoming Feature
Harvey Connector Library
Harvey Connector Library will allow teams to securely connect external tools and data sources directly within Harvey using MCP connectors and native integrations. By bringing research platforms, document systems, and matter management tools into workflows, teams will be able to work with more complete context and reduce manual operational work.
What’s Coming
Harvey Connector Library will allow teams to securely connect external tools and data sources directly within Harvey using MCP connectors and native integrations. This will help users bring relevant information into their workflows without needing custom APIs, MCP integrations, or manual data transfers between systems.
By connecting systems such as document management platforms, research databases, and matter management tools, teams will be able to give Harvey more complete context for legal and professional work. This will support more efficient research, project coordination, and document-based workflows across matters and transactions.
Harvey will initially support a curated set of preferred connectors that meet security and legal industry standards. Over time, firms will also be able to connect additional approved or internally developed MCP servers to support more customized workflows.
Feature Highlights
- Connect external tools and data sources directly within Harvey using MCP connectors and native integrations
- Pull relevant documents, matter details, and research data into Harvey workflows
- Reduce the need for custom APIs, MCP integrations, or manual exports between systems
- Support more comprehensive research and data synthesis with connected external sources
- Keep legal operations data, timelines, owners, and project details tied to active work product
- Enable more end-to-end workflows without switching between multiple platforms
- Start with vetted partner connectors designed to meet security and legal industry requirements
FAQ
Q: What is the Harvey Connector Library?
The Harvey Connector Library is a framework that allows firms to connect external tools and systems to Harvey using MCP connectors and native integrations. These connections help Harvey access relevant information needed to support legal and professional workflows.
Q: How will connected tools be used in workflows?
Connected systems will allow Harvey to access relevant documents, matter information, research sources, and project details directly within workflows. This helps users work with more complete context while reducing manual steps.
Q: Will firms be able to connect their own internal tools?
Over time, Harvey will support more open connectivity options, including customer-managed or internally developed MCP servers, subject to workspace configuration and security controls.
Q: Do users need to build custom integrations to use connectors?
No. The Connector Library is designed to reduce the need for bespoke API or MCP integrations by providing a standardized way to connect supported tools and services.