cross-refer

American  

[kraws-ri-fur, kros-] / ˌkrɔs rɪˈfɜr, ˌkrɒs- /

verb (used with or without object)

cross-referred, cross-referring

1. to refer by a cross reference.

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cross-refer British  

verb

1. to refer from one part of something, esp a book, to another

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Etymology

Origin of cross-refer

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

Additionally, Brown said, “NAPFA as an organization promotes women in leadership positions, and advisors also encourage collaboration among independent advisors and cross-refer clients to each other in their areas of specialty.”

From Forbes

ZURICH—Julius Baer Group AG entered a strategic partnership with Bank of China Ltd. to mutually cross-refer clients, giving the Swiss wealth-management firm access to one of the world's fastest-growing markets.

From The Wall Street Journal