inform the client

/ɪnˈfɔːrm ðə ˈklaɪənt/

Meaning

This phrase means to officially communicate updates, changes, or important details to a customer or business partner. It is a crucial part of professional customer service and account management. The tone is polite, professional, and reassuring.

Examples

  • We need to inform the client that the delivery will be delayed by two days.

    We need to inform the client that the delivery will be delayed by two days.

  • Who is going to inform the client about the new pricing structure?

    Who is going to inform the client about the new pricing structure?

  • Please inform the client of our office hours during the upcoming holidays.

    Please inform the client of our office hours during the upcoming holidays.

  • It is best to inform the client as soon as we identify a potential issue.

    It is best to inform the client as soon as we identify a potential issue.

  • I will write an email to inform the client that their account has been activated.

    I will write an email to inform the client that their account has been activated.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ We should inform to the client about the delay.

    ✓ We should inform the client about the delay.

    Do not use 'to' after the verb 'inform'. It directly takes the object (the client).

  • ✗ I will inform the client the progress of the project.

    ✓ I will inform the client of the progress of the project.

    Use the preposition 'of' or 'about' to connect the person being informed with the piece of information.

Related Expressions

update the clientnotify the clientkeep the client informed

Practice

  • Before we charge any extra fees, we must ___.

    💡 Tell the customer about the charges first.

    Show answer

    inform the client

  • Could you write an email to ___ that their order has shipped?

    💡 Let the buyer know.

    Show answer

    inform the client