Intapp and Harvey Unite on AI Compliance

Intapp and Harvey announced a strategic partnership on February 23, 2026, to bring ethical wall enforcement into Harvey's AI platform.

The two companies are addressing a specific compliance gap that has emerged as law firms use generative AI for drafting, research, and document analysis. Until now, the governance protocols that govern all other firm activity have not extended into AI platforms, leaving lawyers to self-police when using these tools. This partnership closes that gap by automating compliance enforcement directly inside Harvey.

The Core Problem

Law firms operate under strict professional responsibility rules. Lawyers must maintain ethical walls between conflicting matters, preserve attorney-client privilege, and prevent confidential information from crossing between client engagements.

These obligations also vary by jurisdiction and practice area, making compliance complex. AI platforms have historically operated outside these frameworks, relying on audit logs and user discretion rather than automated enforcement.

How the Integration Works

Under the partnership, Intapp Walls for AI will sync directly with Harvey's access and sharing controls. The integration covers Harvey's three core products: Assistant, Vault, and Workflows.