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Marveri vs Harvey for M&A due diligence

Harvey is a legal AI platform built for the whole firm. Alongside it, Marveri takes a transaction agreement and a data room and delivers the work product your deal team sends.

Harvey is built for the whole firm.

Marveri is built for corporate and M&A attorneys.

Schedule 3.9 exported to Word: the four material contracts and the Halden MSA’s assignment clause under (a)(ii), each cited to its source document by a hyperlink

Use Harvey if

You want research, drafting, and document analysis across every practice group, on one general-purpose platform the whole firm shares.

Add Marveri if

You want cited diligence reports, disclosure schedule first drafts, and cap table tie-outs, exported to Word.

What is the difference between Marveri and Harvey?

Marveri
Built for corporate and M&A attorneys
Harvey
Built for the whole firm
What it is
Purpose-built AI for corporate and deal work
General-purpose legal AI
How it works
Purpose-built workflows exclusively for corporate and M&A lawyers
A lawyer prompts it for research, drafting and document review
What you get
Organized data rooms
Disclosure schedules
Diligence reports
Cap table tie-outs
Request list responses
and more
Answers and drafts for whatever a lawyer asks, across every practice
Pricing
Per seat or per document
Not published

Harvey details from harvey.ai, November 2026.

See how Marveri drafts disclosure schedules

A Marveri-drafted Schedule 3.1 entry for Massachusetts, with the office lease’s premises clause that makes Massachusetts qualification necessary shown beneath it

Common questions

Can Marveri and Harvey be used together?

Yes, and many firms do. Harvey runs firm-wide for research and drafting. Marveri runs the deal diligence workflow and produces deal deliverables like disclosure schedules.

Does Harvey draft disclosure schedules?

Harvey helps lawyers prepare parts of schedules inside its platform when they prompt it. Marveri’s purpose-built disclosure schedule drafter drafts the full schedules for you from the transaction agreement and data room, keyed to the reps, with every entry cited.

Why add Marveri if the firm already uses Harvey?

They do different jobs. Harvey helps lawyers across the firm with research and drafting. Marveri produces the deal team’s diligence report and disclosure schedules. It is priced per seat or per document, so a single deal team can add it without a firm-wide rollout.

Is Marveri a full Harvey replacement?

No. Harvey covers research, drafting, and knowledge work across a whole firm. Marveri turns a transaction agreement and a data room into the diligence work product a deal team sends. A firm can run both.

“Marveri is a superpower for experienced attorneys. What used to require a handful of associates sifting through piles of documents over days and weeks can now be done with a single, well-trained lawyer managing the prompts and vetting the outputs.”
Matt Bowles, Founding Attorney at Proviso
Matt Bowles
Founding Attorney, Proviso
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