Other Ways to Say “Please See Attached”

When you want to refer someone to an attachment in an email or document, there are many professional alternatives to saying “please see attached.” Using varied and appropriate language can improve your communication and make it more engaging or suitable for different tones. Below are several alternatives categorized by tone and use case.

Professional Alternatives

• Please find the attached document for your review.
• I’ve attached the requested file for your convenience.
• Attached is the document you requested.
• Kindly refer to the attached file.
• Enclosed please find the attachment.

Polite and Formal Phrases

• Attached herewith is the file for your kind perusal.
• Please find enclosed the necessary documents.
• I am sharing the attached file as discussed.
• For your reference, I have attached the relevant document.
• We are submitting the attached document for your consideration.

Casual or Friendly Tone

• I’ve attached the file—let me know what you think.
• Here’s that document I mentioned.
• Just attaching the file for you.
• Check out the attached file when you get a chance.
• Attached—hope this helps!

Direct and Concise Alternatives

• See attached.
• Attachment enclosed.
• File attached.
• Attached.
• Refer to attachment.

Contextual Phrases

• As per our discussion, the attached file provides further details.
• The attached document outlines the key points we talked about.
• Supporting materials are attached for your evaluation.
• Attached is the report detailing our findings.
• For your records, please find the attached file.

When Sending Multiple Attachments

• Attached are the files you requested.
• Enclosed you’ll find several supporting documents.
• I’ve attached the following files for your reference: [list files].
• Please see the attached documents for further information.
• All relevant files are attached herewith.

FAQ

Is it correct to say “please see attached”?

Yes, it is grammatically correct and commonly used, but it can sound abrupt or overly formal depending on context. Alternatives can enhance tone and clarity.

What is the most professional way to say “please see attached”?

“Please find the attached document for your review” or “Kindly refer to the attached file” are highly professional alternatives.

Can I use “attached is” in business emails?

Yes, “Attached is the document” is a grammatically correct and concise phrase often used in business communication.

Should I mention the file name in the email?

Yes, especially when sending multiple files. This improves clarity and helps the recipient locate specific documents easily.