Wealth-management and financial-advisory software for banks, insurers, and independent advisors
Harvest builds core software for wealth managers, financial advisors, and financial institutions across Europe. The tech stack reveals a dual engineering focus: Python + ML frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, LangChain) for internal data and AI initiatives, paired with modern full-stack tooling (Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, GraphQL) for client-facing platforms. Active projects center on infrastructure hardening (Kubernetes optimization, vulnerability operations center, identity automation, CI/CD) and an emerging company-wide AI strategy — suggesting Harvest is simultaneously modernizing its internal ops and preparing to embed AI capabilities into its advisory software.
Harvest is a software editor headquartered in Paris, serving wealth-management and financial-advisory professionals across France and Europe since 1989. The company's core product is BIG, a reference platform for private wealth management; complementary offerings include O2S (account aggregation and client tracking for advisory firms), VIC (cross-channel mortgage and consumer lending sales and underwriting), and a suite of digital advisory tools and simulators. Harvest sells primarily to retail banking networks, insurance companies, asset managers, private banks, independent wealth advisors, and accounting firms. The company maintains a mixed sales and engineering organization, with active hiring concentrated in senior engineering, operations, and sales roles.
BIG is Harvest's flagship wealth-management software, used across private banking, independent advisory, and wealth-management practices. The company also offers O2S (account aggregation), VIC (lending sales), and digital advisory simulators.
Core stack includes Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, LangChain, PostgreSQL, React, Next.js, GraphQL, AWS, and Azure. Infrastructure runs on Kubernetes, Docker, and GitLab CI/CD. Analytics via Tableau and Power BI; identity via Azure Entra ID.
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