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returned for revision

a status showing that a contract has been sent back to the person who submitted or drafted it so that changes can be made before further review or approval.

In plain English

This means the contract is not moving forward yet. It has been sent back to the person who submitted or drafted it so they can make changes. Only after those changes can it continue to further review or approval.

In context

Here, it indicates that the contract request has been sent back to its submitter or drafter for changes before review or approval can continue.

Situation
Running procurement, vendor review, purchase approval, and contract workflow
What it communicates
labels a request sent back for changes before it can continue

Meaning limits

By itself, this status does not say what specific changes are needed.

Examples

“After the initial check, the contract was returned for revision to its drafter instead of moving on to approval.”

Core meaning

“Because the contract request was returned for revision, the submitter is updating it before sending it back for review.”

In context