Ansarada to integrate with Harvey

The partnership, Harvey noted in a statement, enables joint customers to securely move deal documents from Ansarada data rooms into Harvey, allowing teams to analyse and draft against those materials using Harvey’s AI platform without interrupting their workflow.

The news follows Axiom rolling out Harvey for in-house teams in April, Corrs doing so in February, and the platform entering leading Australian law schools UTS and the University of Sydney in January.

Through the integration, when Sell-side permission is granted, joint customers will be able to export documents directly from the Ansarada platform into Harvey’s Assistant, Vault, Word Add-in, and Workflow Builder, enabling AI-powered analysis, drafting, and document workflows while maintaining strict permissioning, auditability, and data governance.

By connecting Ansarada’s secure deal infrastructure with Harvey’s AI-powered legal workflows, the partnership aims to accelerate due diligence, streamline deal execution, and unlock new efficiencies for legal and professional services teams working on complex transactions.

Speaking about the partnership, Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg said: “Deal teams and their counsel need to move quickly without compromising accuracy, security, or client confidentiality.”

“By integrating Ansarada’s AI-powered virtual data rooms directly into Harvey, we are giving teams a seamless way to move from secure deal infrastructure to AI-powered analysis and drafting, helping them turn complex transaction data into insights and action faster. We are proud to partner with Ansarada and excited about the impact this integration will have for our customers.”

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Ansarada managing director Justin Smith said: “The biggest legal firms in ANZ rely on Ansarada to manage high-stakes deal information with the highest levels of security and control.”

“By integrating with Harvey, we’re enabling them to bring those materials directly into Harvey’s AI platform to analyse and act on them while maintaining the governance standards they require.”