What are other alternative ways of saying "I'll keep you updated/informed/posted"? I got a variation, "I'll catch you up," but are there any other ways? I'm trying to say that I will tell the other

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What are other alternative ways of saying "I'll keep you updated/informed/posted"? I got a variation, "I'll catch you up," but are there any other ways? I'm trying to say that I will tell the other people what they might have missed or what they need to know. Thank you in advance.

Feb 20, 2021 1:43 PM

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‘I’ll keep you in the loop’ (used a lot at work but is a bit jargon-y)or ‘I will let you know’ - if it is about a specific development or decision rather than just keeping them informed in general! I hope that makes sense! I’m from the UK by the way and I have a job in marketing so talk like this a lot 😂

February 20, 2021

Maybe "I'll let you know" "I'll let you know what happens."

February 20, 2021

'I'll keep you abreast of any further news/future info/developments/changes.' But this is very formal and British.

February 20, 2021

I'll let you know what's happening. I'll let you know if anything changes. I'll tell/call/message/email you if anything happens. These are all possible too.

February 20, 2021