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ready for signature

If a contract or other agreement document is ready for signature, it is in final form and needs no further drafting before the required party or parties sign it.

In plain English

The text has been completed and is no longer being edited. It is the final version, with no more drafting needed before the required party or parties sign.

In context

As a status label, it indicates that the contract is in final form and can be sent to the required party or parties for signing without further drafting.

Situation
Running procurement, vendor review, purchase approval, and contract workflow
What it communicates
labels a contract prepared to be sent for signing

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not show that any required party has already signed.

Examples

“After the last edit, the lease was ready for signature, but neither side had signed it yet.”

Core meaning

“Once the last edit was accepted, the assistant marked the lease ready for signature and sent it to both parties.”

In context