> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.impact.com/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reporting-for-partners/pending-contracts-report-for-partners.md).
# Pending Contracts Report for Partners
The *Pending Contracts Report* shows you all of your pending partnerships. You can view when one party applied to the other, the country the brand is headquartered in, and more.
## Access the report
1. From the top navigation bar, select **Reports →** **More Reports**.
* Alternatively, from the top navigation bar, select **Reports** **→ More → More Reports**.
2. From the *Category* filter next to the search bar, select **Contract**.
3. Select [**Pending Contracts**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/report/viewReport.report?handle=mp_pending_insertion_orders).
* You can pin the report to the top navigation bar by hovering over the row and selecting**\[Pin]**.
* You can also add the report to your *Favorited list* by selecting  **\[Heart]**.
4. Use the icons at the top-right of the screen to**\[**[**Schedule**](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reporting-for-partners/report-management/schedule-a-report-as-a-partner.md)**]**,**\[Download]**, or **\[**[**Export**](https://integrations.impact.com/partner-api-reference/reference/reports/report-export)**]** the report.
5. Select  **\[Columns]** to choose which columns you want to include or exclude in the report.
* Refer to the [*Report reference*](#report-reference) below for more information about the report columns.
Report reference
| Table Column | Description |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Advertiser ID | View the impact.com ID for the brand. |
| Advertiser | View the brand for which an application exists. |
| Program | View the brand's program for which an application exists. |
| Contract | See the name of the template terms that would govern the partnership of the application is approved. |
| Application Date | Find the date the application was sent. |
| Rating | See impact.com's rating for the brand. **This is a deprecated feature**. |
| Days in Network | View how many days the brand has been on impact.com. |
| Waiting On |
View which partners needs to make a decision about the partnership.
Adv means the brand needs to make a decision. MP means you need to make a decision.
|
| Is Direct | See if you would be a direct partner to the brand. This means you would not work with any other brands on this account. |
| URL | See the brand's website. You can use this website to learn more about the brand. |
| Country | View the brand's country/region of origin. |
| State | If the brand is headquartered in the United States, see the state they are headquartered in. |
| Name | See the name of the brand contact. This is the person you will contact with any questions. |
| Email | View the email of the brand contact. You can use this email to send any questions you have for the brand. |
| Work Phone | View a phone number of the brand contact. You can use this phone number to send any questions you have for the brand. |
| Cell Phone | View a phone number of the brand contact. You can use this phone number to send any questions you have for the brand. |
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