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Harvey integration

We connect Harvey so matter files, documents and deadlines stay in one system instead of a lawyer's memory.

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What we do with Harvey

Three things a connected Harvey changes in legal work.

Documents where they belong

Files land in the right matter folder in Harvey named by your convention, not by whoever saved them.

We connect Harvey so matter files, documents and deadlines stay in one system instead of a lawyer's memory.

Legal

Where it pays off

01Legal

Client intake

A request becomes a matter in Harvey with the conflict check and the document set already started.

02Legal

Document assembly

Contracts and filings generated from templates with data pulled from the matter, not retyped.

03Legal

Registry monitoring

Changes in public registries reach the responsible lawyer as a task, the day they appear.

04Legal

Billing from real work

Time and expenses collected from Harvey into an invoice nobody has to reconstruct.

Where Harvey operates

Harvey is an international service, so the integration has no regional limits.

Europe

How we build it

We are not a SaaS connector. Every integration is engineered for your process and stays supported.

We map the process first

Before a line of code we chart what moves where, and cut the steps that do not need to exist.

The tool the job needs

We build on whatever suits your process, not on whatever we are used to.

It survives edge cases

What happens when a payment fails, a client sends the same request twice, or a service is down for a minute. The dull part is where this actually breaks.

We stay after launch

Services change. We keep an eye on the flow and fix it before your team notices.

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These are the services that most often sit in the same setup as Harvey, and we connect them in the same project.

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Questions we get

Yes. Harvey is in our catalogue as a legal service, and we build flows around it on live projects.

A single flow usually takes days, not months. A full process across several systems runs two to six weeks, depending on how tidy your data is.

Your data stays in your own accounts; we never move it to ours. You grant the access and you can withdraw it at any moment. We sign a non-disclosure agreement, and if you have rules about where data may be held, we plan around them before the work starts.

That is ours to watch. The flow stays under monitoring, we see the breakage before you do and fix it without waiting for your call. It is part of support, not a new project.

No. People carry on working where they already work. What changes is that manual steps disappear: the request files itself, the status updates itself, the report builds itself.

Didn't find your answer?

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Not sure Harvey fits your process?

Tell us what you run today. We map the flow and say plainly what is worth automating and what is not.

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