Harvey Expands Legal AI with Shared Spaces Analytics
Zach Anderson Jun 03, 2026 13:29
Harvey's new Shared Spaces Analytics provides legal teams with insights into collaboration, driving better client relationships and outcomes.
Harvey, the legal AI platform valued at $11 billion as of March 2026, has introduced Shared Spaces Analytics, a tool designed to give legal teams deeper insight into collaboration across matters. The platform, launched in December 2025, positions itself as a critical layer for secure, client-facing collaboration, and the addition of analytics is meant to strengthen its utility for firms and in-house legal departments alike.
According to Harvey, over 90% of its legal customers have adopted Shared Spaces, enabling collaboration on hundreds of active matters. These spaces allow law firms and corporate legal teams to co-create and share resources, streamlining workflows across practice groups and external stakeholders. Shared Spaces Analytics now provides real-time dashboards tracking metrics such as active users, workflow executions, resource engagement, and queries run, giving legal teams a clear picture of how collaboration is driving client outcomes.
Driving Measurable Value
As competition in the legal AI space intensifies, law firms and legal departments are under increasing pressure to demonstrate measurable ROI from technology investments. Harvey's new analytics features address this demand, offering data that firms can use to show clients the value they're delivering. For in-house teams, the tool provides transparency into how external counsel is leveraging technology to generate results.
The analytics dashboard allows users to filter by organization, user, date, or resource, helping firms identify which shared workflows or documents are driving the most engagement. Importantly, it also helps flag areas requiring more attention to keep matters on track, without compromising confidentiality or exposing sensitive drafts.
Scaling Collaboration Securely
Another key update is the External Collaboration Management tool, which gives administrators visibility into user access and activity across all shared workspaces. This includes audit logs detailing resource interactions, permission changes, and key events—a crucial feature for compliance-sensitive organizations. For IT administrators and legal ops leaders, having this governance infrastructure in place supports enterprise-level audit requirements while maintaining confidence in external collaboration.
Additionally, Harvey has redesigned its sharing interface to make it easier for teams to manage permissions across different resources, including vaults, workflows, and review tables. The new "Share Modal" ensures consistent and transparent controls over who has access to what, reducing friction in day-to-day operations.
Strategic Context
This launch comes as Harvey cements its dominance in the legal AI market. Following a $160 million Series F funding round in December 2025, the company’s valuation soared to $11 billion in March 2026, backed by heavyweights like Sequoia. Harvey’s tools are now used by over half of the Am Law 100 firms, including Slaughter and May, which recently adopted its platform firmwide.
The introduction of analytics reinforces Harvey’s position as more than just a document automation tool; it’s evolving into a comprehensive workflow solution. With competitors also targeting end-to-end legal workflows, Harvey’s ability to integrate actionable insights into its platform could be a key differentiator in retaining its market leadership.
What’s Next?
Harvey’s roadmap appears focused on deepening its adoption across large firms and corporate legal teams. With existing customers like Eversheds Sutherland and Slaughter and May already onboard, the company may seek to expand further into transactional and cross-border matters, where collaboration tools like Shared Spaces can add significant value. Given its rapid growth and product diversification, the legal AI space is watching closely to see how Harvey continues to shape the future of legal workflows.
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