in on

in on  {prep.}
1. Joining together for.
The children collected money from their classmates and went in on a present for their teacher.
2. Told about; having knowledge of.
Bob was in on the secret.
The other girls wouldn't let Mary in on what they knew.
Categories: children money preposition
Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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