Harvey Adds Syncing for Review Tables as New Documents Arrive

Keeping document reviews current

Harvey announced Review Table Sync on Nov 9, 2026, describing it as a way for legal teams to keep analysis up to date as documents change throughout a matter.

Review Tables extract standardized information from multiple documents, with one row per document and one column per question. Teams can connect a table to a source Vault, where a matter's documents are stored. When new documents arrive from a connected data room, a document management system like iManage, or another source, the table indicates that it is out of date.

Clicking Sync adds the new documents as rows and applies the existing review questions to them. Harvey says previously reviewed rows remain unchanged, allowing teams to preserve earlier work while extending the analysis.

Use cases across legal work

Harvey presents deal diligence as one use case. Sellers may continue uploading documents, such as additional leases or materials requested by a buyer. New materials uploaded to a data room like Ansarada can arrive in a connected Harvey Vault, where the Review Table flags that it needs updating. Teams can then add the documents and extract key terms, risks, and red flags with citations.

In a consumer group action, claim forms can arrive in waves and be saved as PDFs in a matter Vault folder. A paralegal can use Sync to add new forms as rows, with answers cited to their source documents. Previously reviewed rows remain in place, helping the litigation team organize claims that are ready to go, need a deficiency notice, or require action before limitation.

For in-house teams, the feature is aimed at contract portfolios that change as new customer agreements arrive, subprocessors change, or negotiated terms shift. Harvey says the same Review Table can help answer questions about breach notification requirements, liability caps, and logo rights as documents are added or updated.

Availability and what it means for users

Review Table Sync is available today in Harvey. To try it, users open any Review Table using Vault files, select settings, and then click Sync.

The feature is designed to reduce the need to manually compare a document folder with a table and repeat an entire review. Instead, teams can apply their existing questions to newly added documents while retaining their prior review. According to Harvey, this gives legal teams a more current and consistent view of information across a deal, litigation matter, or contract portfolio.