Harvey moves agentic search into firms’ document and email systems
On October 9, Harvey released a connector library, agentic search across SharePoint, OneDrive and Google Drive, Gmail search, and a LexisNexis-supported motion-to-dismiss workflow.
Inside Practice · OCTOBER 14, 2026 · 1 MIN READ
On October 9, Harvey released a connector library, agentic search across SharePoint, OneDrive and Google Drive, Gmail search, and a LexisNexis-supported motion-to-dismiss workflow. The release shifts procurement risk from a stand-alone assistant toward a connected execution layer that can retrieve matter content, plan searches and initiate drafting. Firms should test connector permissions, source-level citations, automated actions and ethical-wall behavior as separate controls, because each integration expands both utility and blast radius. The approved-research-plan step in the litigation workflow is the feature to watch: it offers a practical checkpoint that risk teams can compare with the UK judiciary’s insistence on human review and controlled tools.