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AI software that helps lawyers work faster
Lawyers and other professional firms have a lot of detailed knowledge work to get through, and it can take a long time. Harvey sells AI software that streamlines these processes and boosts productivity, so lawyers can do their jobs more efficiently.
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10 open roles · 16 new in 30 daysSee 10 jobs ↓Hide jobs ↑
- Account Executive, EnterpriseHybrid · Canada · 7d agoC$319K–C$403K OTE
- Account Executive, Mid-MarketHybrid · MA · 14d ago$240K OTE
- Account Executive, Mid-MarketNew York, NY · 21d ago$240K OTE
- SMB Account ExecutiveHybrid · Chicago, IL · 1mo ago$180K base
- Account Executive, Enterprise (Public Sector - State & Local)Washington Dc, DC · 1mo ago$400K base
Keeps case files and work in one place
Law firms keep case data, documents, and workflows spread across many tools, so work slips and people lose time searching. Filevine brings them into one place, and its LOIS software reads across each case to surface insight and automate complex steps. Legal teams can see what's happening on every matter and act early instead of reacting late.
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9 open roles · 3 new in 30 daysSee 9 jobs ↓Hide jobs ↑
- Outside Sales RepresentativeHybrid · US · 27d ago$80K–$90K base
- Account Executive - Department of DefenseDistrict of Columbia · 2mo agoPay not listed
- Account Executive - Federal CivilianDistrict of Columbia · 2mo agoPay not listed
- Account Executive - Federal, Legal VerticalDistrict of Columbia · 2mo agoPay not listed
- Enterprise Account Executive, DepositionsChicago, IL · 3mo ago$100K–$120K base
Keeps business contracts moving from start to signature
Companies sign a lot of agreements when they buy from suppliers or sell to customers. Those contracts often get stuck as they bounce between legal, finance, and procurement teams. Ironclad keeps every contract in one place, so the work moves faster and leaders can see where each deal stands.
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2 open roles · 4 new in 30 days