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100 Phrases to Use Instead of “For your information”

March 28, 2026

100 Phrases to Use Instead of

No. Item Definition
1. A note for your reference A reference note.
2. A quick heads-up A brief advance notice.
3. A reminder for your reference A reminder to reference later.
4. Adding you for visibility Including you so you can see.
5. An update for your awareness An update so you know.
6. As a heads-up An advance warning or notice.
7. As a reminder To remind you of something.
8. Be aware Know and keep in mind.
9. Be informed You should know this.
10. Bringing this to your attention Making you aware of it.
11. Calling this to your attention Directing attention to it.
12. CC’ing you for awareness Including you so you know.
13. Consider this notice Treat this as notice.
14. Copied for visibility Copied so others see.
15. Copied for your awareness Copied so you know.
16. Drawing your attention to Pointing something out.
17. Flagging for your attention Pointing out for attention.
18. Flagging this for you Drawing your attention.
19. For clarity To make things clearer.
20. For completeness Added to make it complete.
21. For context To provide background information.
22. For future reference To remember for later.
23. For reference Given as a reference point.
24. For the record Stated to clarify officially.
25. For transparency Shared openly and clearly.
26. For your reference Provided for later checking.
27. I thought you should know Important for you to know.
28. I thought you’d like to know Information you may want.
29. I wanted to share Introducing shared information.
30. I’m passing this along Forwarding information.
31. I’m reaching out to share Contacting to share information.
32. I’m sending this to share Sending information to you.
33. I’m sharing this with you Providing information to you.
34. I’m writing to inform you Formal introduction to information.
35. In case you missed it If you didn’t see it.
36. Including you for awareness Including you so you know.
37. Just a heads up A quick warning or notice.
38. Just a reminder A brief reminder.
39. Just letting you know Informing you casually.
40. Just so you know Used to share information casually.
41. Just to flag this To highlight this for you.
42. Just to inform you To tell you officially.
43. Just to update you To give you new information.
44. Keep in mind Remember this information.
45. Keep this on your radar Stay aware of this.
46. Kindly be advised Polite formal notice.
47. Kindly note Please take note.
48. Know that Be aware that this is true.
49. Know this Be aware of this fact.
50. Latest update Most recent information.
51. Let it be known Make this information known.
52. Looping you in Including you in updates.
53. Make a note of this Record or remember this.
54. Mark this down Write this down for later.
55. May be helpful to know This could be useful information.
56. Mind you Note this important point.
57. Not for nothing This point matters.
58. Not to alarm you, but This may be concerning information.
59. Not to belabor the point Without overemphasizing this.
60. Not to put too fine a point To be very clear.
61. Noted for your reference Recorded for later reference.
62. Noting this for you Pointing this out.
63. On a related note Related information follows.
64. On that note This connects to the topic.
65. One more thing An additional point follows.
66. One thing to note Here is an important detail.
67. Passing this along Forwarding information.
68. Please be advised Formal notice of information.
69. Please note Pay attention to this.
70. Please take note Please note this.
71. Progress update Information on progress made.
72. Quick update A brief status update.
73. Sharing as an update Shared as new information.
74. Sharing for visibility Shared so others can see.
75. Sharing for your review Shared for you to review.
76. So that you know So you are informed.
77. So you can plan accordingly So you can plan.
78. So you have it So you have the information.
79. So you know So you are informed.
80. So you’re aware So you know about it.
81. Status update Current progress information.
82. Take note Notice and remember this.
83. This is a reminder A reminder message.
84. This is just a note A brief note.
85. This is to inform you Formal introduction to information.
86. To bring you up to date To update you fully.
87. To fill you in To give you details.
88. To keep you posted To keep you informed.
89. To let you know To inform you.
90. To note To take note.
91. To your knowledge For you to know.
92. Understood that It should be accepted as true.
93. Up to speed Fully informed about the situation.
94. Useful to know This information may help.
95. Wanted to flag this To bring this to notice.
96. Wanted to let you know Informing you politely.
97. Wanted to update you To share the latest.
98. Worth a mention Something useful to mention.
99. Worth keeping in mind Good to remember this.
100. Worth noting Important to note.
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