Other Ways to Say “Per Our Conversation”

“Per our conversation” is a common phrase in professional and business communication, but there are many alternatives that can convey the same meaning with varied tones and styles. Here are several effective alternatives to use depending on the context.

Formal Alternatives

• As discussed
• As per our discussion
• Pursuant to our conversation
• Following up on our conversation
• With reference to our conversation

Neutral and Professional Alternatives

• As we talked about
• Based on our discussion
• Further to our conversation
• Regarding our recent conversation
• To recap our discussion

Casual or Friendly Alternatives

• Just to follow up on what we talked about
• Like we discussed
• Picking up from our chat
• As we mentioned earlier

Examples in Use

Original Phrase	Alternative	Usage Example
Per our conversation	As discussed	As discussed, I’ve attached the updated proposal.
Per our conversation	Following up on our conversation	Following up on our conversation, here’s the project timeline.
Per our conversation	To recap our discussion	To recap our discussion, we’ll move forward with the new vendor.
Per our conversation	As we talked about	As we talked about, I’ll submit the report by Friday.

Conclusion

While “per our conversation” is a staple in professional correspondence, varying your language can enhance clarity, tone, and engagement. Choose the phrase that best fits your communication style and the context of your message.

FAQ

Is it unprofessional to say “per our conversation”?

No, it is a widely accepted and professional phrase. However, using alternatives can help you sound more natural and avoid repetition.

What’s the most formal alternative to “per our conversation”?

“Pursuant to our conversation” is one of the most formal alternatives and is often used in legal or highly structured communications.

Can I use these phrases in emails?

Yes, all these alternatives are suitable for emails. Choose the one that best matches the tone and relationship with the recipient.