keep on top

/kˈiːp ˌɒn tˈɒp/

/kˈiːp ˌɑːn tˈɑːp/

to keep on top

to stay informed about or completely in control of a situation and how it develops

Examples

1. Despite all that chaos, the crew somehow kept on top of the situation

2. We recommend 10 minutes a day keeps on top of the coat, but they do shed their coat once or twice a year.

3. It's hard to keep on top of five million sellers and 600 million products.

4. So although the calls who have that harmony look to them, they really keep on top of regulations and customer expectations to keep improving it.