Harvey launches Intake, a front door for in-house legal requests routed to agents or lawyers
- Vendors
- Harvey AI
- Significance
- Medium
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
This firm has made a tracked AI move, with Harvey AI in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Harvey launched Intake, which accepts requests from email, Slack, Jira and ServiceNow, routes them to approved agents or lawyers and returns the output to the requester; business users need no Harvey seat. Early-access design partners included in-house teams at Carvana, GE Aerospace and Dentsu.
""Intake gives the business one front door to legal support." — John LaBarre, head of Harvey's in-house legal team"
- Significance
- Medium
- Source type
- Trade Press
Vendors involved
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