Mary Technology Connects Litigation Software to Harvey

Oct 21, 2026
Mary Technology's connector gives litigation teams access to matter documents, reviewed findings, and factual analysis within Harvey.

Mary Technology announced in a press release a connector that brings its factual investigation software into Harvey's legal AI platform. The connector lets litigation teams use documents uploaded for a matter and findings previously reviewed by colleagues while working in Harvey.

Mary reads and maps matter documents before users submit a question, then retains findings and reviews as the case progresses. Lawyers can assess evidence related to allegations, compare witness accounts with contemporaneous documents, and examine payments and transfers in financial records. The software also explains why it used or excluded particular documents when producing work.

Lawyers can confirm facts, view colleagues' confirmations, and follow the audit history in Mary. When new documents affect existing work, Mary suggests updates. After a user accepts the changes and Mary processes them, the updated work becomes available through the Harvey connector.

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