Touch base.
Make brief contact.
Touch base" comes from baseball, where a player must contact a base. In everyday use, it means to make quick contact with someone, usually to discuss something briefly or update them on a project or situation.
Example Sentences
Let's touch base next week and see where we are with the project.
The speaker suggests having a follow-up meeting next week to review the project’s progress.
Can we touch base at the end of the day?
The speaker asks if they can have a follow-up meeting at the end of the day.
I'll touch base with you after I get some more information.
The speaker will contact someone after gathering more information to follow up.
