From the source
Harvey made its Connector Library generally available, letting legal teams link the document systems, data rooms, contract platforms and chat tools they already use so research, drafting and analysis run with full context.
- The company says the library was developed with early access customers and that every connector goes through Harvey's security review and monitoring processes with governed deployment, which it says reduces the due-diligence burden on legal teams.
- Rather than choosing a connector manually, the Harvey Agent suggests relevant ones based on the task, and answers carry citations that trace back to the sources.
- Write-back support starts with document management systems, so context flows into Harvey and finished work returns to its source.
- Teams can add a custom MCP connector for an internal system or third-party platform when a tool is not in the library, and early access customers have connected business intelligence platforms, niche data sources and their own context layers.
- Harvey also points to Intake, where connectors can be configured so employees send a request to Legal and Harvey gathers context, routes it to the right agent or lawyer and replies in the same thread.
