Collocation

Keep me in the loop.

verb + object + prepositional phrase B1 verb + object + prepositional phrase

To keep someone informed about developments and details concerning a particular matter.

Definition

'Keep me in the loop.' is a common English collocation. To keep someone informed about developments and details concerning a particular matter.

keep + someone + in the loop

“Please keep me in the loop regarding the project's progress.”

Hey, can you keep me in the loop about the meeting schedule?
I'd appreciate it if you kept me in the loop on any new developments.
The manager always keeps his team in the loop about important company decisions.

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It's essential for everyone to be kept in the loop during a crisis.
Please make sure to keep me in the loop after the client presentation.
She wants to be kept in the loop concerning the budget changes.
We're making sure to keep all stakeholders in the loop throughout the merger process.
Don't worry, I'll keep you in the loop regarding your application status.
He felt excluded because they weren't keeping him in the loop.
My boss asked me to keep her in the loop about the new software rollout.