sorted
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsɔɹtɪd// UK //sˈɔːtɪd// sort·ed
v. used to describe a situation that is organized, fixed, or finished. If you have everything sorted, you don't need to worry about it anymore.
v. arranged, organized, or resolved successfully. Informal in register and frequently used in British English to indicate that a task or problem has been dealt with.
Don't worry about the tickets; I've got it all sorted.
Once we get the transport sorted, we can start inviting people to the party.
The logistical nightmare of moving the entire office was finally sorted after the new manager implemented a digital tracking system.
Usage
Often follows the verbs 'get' or 'have'. Frequently used as a one-word exclamation to confirm a task is complete.