In plain English
It shows that the work reached its end without failing. The task or process is no longer in progress and ended successfully.
In context
Here, "completed" communicates that the process has finished successfully.
- Situation
- Reading processing, queue, validation, success, warning, and error messages
- What it communicates
- shows that the process has finished
Meaning limits
By itself, this status does not say when the process finished or provide any further detail about the result.
Examples
“The roof repair was completed before the rain started.”
“Of the eight inspections, only three were completed by Friday.”