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redlining in progress

Redlining in progress is the state in which a contract draft is currently being revised with proposed additions, deletions, or other changes shown for review and negotiation.

In plain English

This means the draft is still being worked on, and the proposed edits are visible. People can see what text is being added, removed, or otherwise changed while they review and negotiate the contract.

In context

Here, it labels the contract draft as one that currently has visible proposed edits under review and negotiation.

Situation
Running procurement, vendor review, purchase approval, and contract workflow
What it communicates
labels a contract with tracked edits under active review

Meaning limits

By itself, this status does not show which proposed changes, if any, have already been agreed.

Examples

“With redlining in progress, the draft showed a new termination clause in the margin and the old notice period struck through for both sides to review.”

Core meaning

“Counsel returned the employment contract with redlining in progress, asking the other side to review the added severance language and the deleted bonus cap.”

In context