Harvey makes connector permissions a procurement control

On October 21, 2026, Harvey made its Connector Library generally available, linking legal AI workflows to systems including iManage, NetDocuments, Outlook, Teams, Everlaw, Docusign and Datasite. Harvey states that connectors undergo security review and that administrators can control eligible users and groups, available tools, and actions requiring human confirmation; these are supplier claims that buyers should verify against their own configurations and contracts. The release makes connector governance a core procurement issue because agents can retrieve information and, in some systems, trigger downstream actions across the legal technology stack. Legal departments and firms should require least-privilege scopes, ethical-wall testing, audit logs, revocation procedures and separate approval rules for read and write actions.