From the source
Every action in a Review Table can now be delegated to the Harvey Agent in plain language, so the table can be reshaped, corrected, and routed as fast as the matter changes.
A litigation team finishes building a review table across hundreds of documents in a discovery production.
The "privilege designation" column needs to be reclassified to Attorney-Client, Work Product, or Not Privileged, instead of a free-text answer.
The Relativity export sitting in team members’ inboxes has custodian metadata that should map into the table as new columns.
And the partner wants the flagged privilege rows routed to a specific reviewer before end of day.
Three straightforward changes.
Together they take most of an afternoon.
Review Tables already make it easier to pull structured answers from large document sets.
But in legal work, the table rarely stays static once those answers land.
Productions arrive in waves, privilege calls get challenged, and a partner reframes the question at 4 p.m.
The review changes because the matter changes.
With the release of Harvey II in August, the Harvey Agent can take on more complex work across the platform.
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