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Legatics joins Harvey's Connector Library to feed live deal data into Harvey

Transaction management platform Legatics joined Harvey's Connector Library, letting Harvey users query live matter data held in Legatics through a connector built on the Legatics MCP server, Artificial Lawyer reported October 13, 2026. Lawyers can ask Harvey about parties, deal facts, checklist and tracker status, binders and data-room contents for one deal or across a firm's transactions.

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Key points

  • Legatics says it holds a deal's live state: what is outstanding, who owes it, what has been signed and what changed.Artificial Lawyer
  • Answers come directly from the Legatics deal record as the source of truth rather than from a static export.Artificial Lawyer
  • Lawyers can ask where a single deal stands or which of their matters need escalation in a given week.Artificial Lawyer
  • Legatics' Rob MacAdam said mutual customers asked Harvey for a Legatics connection before the companies had started talking.Artificial Lawyer
  • Harvey's Nate Schlein said lawyers get answers grounded in a deal's current state with the firm's own permissions intact.Artificial Lawyer

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