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Harvey launches Intake to route in-house legal requests and run first-pass contract reviews
Harvey launched Intake, a front door for in-house legal teams that captures requests from the tools employees already use, routes each to the right agent, workflow or lawyer, and runs an initial playbook-based review of incoming contracts, Artificial Lawyer reported October 14, 2026. Early access begins this month. The launch came a day after Legora unveiled its own in-house product, also called Intake.
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Key points
- Intake extends Harvey's Contract Intelligence capability to intake and triage, giving lawyers automated initial review outputs before they open a matter.Artificial Lawyer
- Requests are routed to an agent, solution or lawyer, and answers go back to the requester under the legal team's own rules.Artificial Lawyer
- Harvey says Intake resolves routine requests and takes a first pass on the rest, such as applying a playbook to an incoming contract.Artificial Lawyer
- In-house teams at Carvana, GE Aerospace and Dentsu helped design the product; early access begins in October 2026.Artificial Lawyer
- Harvey says it already works with 1,600 in-house legal teams, including five of the Fortune 10.Artificial Lawyer
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