Upcoming Feature
Review Table Dry Run
Dry Run lets you test a new or edited column prompt on the first ten rows of a review table before running it on every file, so you can refine prompts without waiting on a full run.
What's Coming
Dry Run will let you test a new or edited column prompt on the first ten rows of a review table before running it on every file. You can check the wording and refine it without waiting on a full run.
Use Cases
- Refining a prompt on a large table: An associate editing an extraction prompt on a 500-document review table sees results on the first ten rows in seconds, instead of waiting for the full run to find out whether the wording works.
- Working in a shared table: A GC’s team sees which columns are outdated, so nobody takes partial results for final ones while a teammate is still iterating.
See It in Action
Feature Highlights
Test prompts on a sample
- Ten rows first: Every new column and every edit to a column's prompt runs on the first ten rows instead of every file.
- Verified and locked cells stay put: Dry runs skip them, and they keep their existing value.
Track what needs a full run
- Outdated columns: Harvey marks a column outdated until it has run on all rows under the latest prompt, so nobody mistakes partial results for final ones.
- Dependent columns: A conditional column also shows as outdated while the column it references is in dry run.
Run the full column
- From the column popover: Click Run.
- From the cells: Hover over a cell that hasn't run and click Run column.
- In bulk: Click Outdated in the top right, then run one column or all outdated columns at once.
- Who can run it: Any user with edit access to the review table.
FAQs
Q: Will a dry run overwrite my verified or locked cells?
A: No. Verified and locked cells keep their value and state on dry runs and full runs.
Q: Can I skip the dry run and run a column on all files?
A: No. Every new column or prompt edit runs on the first ten rows before you can run the full column. This version has no bypass.
Q: Do new files get a dry run?
A: No. New files run without a dry run, no matter how many you add, because the prompt hasn't changed.
Q: Does a dry run affect columns that reference it?
A: Yes. A conditional column that references a column in dry run shows as outdated until you fully run the referenced column.
Q: Can I undo a run?
A: No. Runs don't have version history or undo.