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This is generally equivalent to "hereafter" or "henceforth", as the variations in their meaning are now purely legal ones. (Hereinafter and hereunder apply to subsequent entries following a statement in a document.)
Synonyms that may be used according to the context :
accordingly, as a deduction, consequently, ergo, forward, from here, from now on, henceforward, or in the future.
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