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Introducing Horizon Scanning. Legal teams spend days tracking regulatory changes that could affect their clients, firm, or business. With Horizon Scanning, Harvey monitors 12,000+ sources across 100+ jurisdictions and surfaces updates with impact and risk assessment.

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Tell Harvey what you want to track in plain language - by topic, industry, region, or regulatory body - and it builds the scan for you. You can also choose the public sources included in each scan, tailoring coverage to a specific practice, client, or jurisdiction.

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Every scan feeds into one dashboard, with the most important developments surfaced first. Each alert includes a source-linked summary and relevance assessment, while email digests bring the latest changes directly to your inbox.

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Ask Harvey questions across an entire scan in plain language. Summarize the latest findings, identify upcoming obligations, or draft a client alert, memo, or policy update - all grounded in the underlying sources.

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Harveyvor 12 Tagen

Horizon Scanning in Harvey:

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onurvor 12 Tagen

wow, harvey just discovered deep research.

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Ryan Blakevor 12 Tagen

This is a huge leap for legal teams. Turning 12,000+ sources into actionable regulatory insights and risk assessments could save countless hours of manual research.

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GVvor 10 Tagen

A thoughtful way to make it easier for legal teams to keep up with regulatory change. Excited to see the Harvey team continue building tools around the work lawyers do every day.

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Fallujahvor 12 Tagen

Can you please release a public version.

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FPL_Mozzarellavor 12 Tagen

Who’s gonna tell them….

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