everything is copacetic

cliché The situation is acceptable or satisfactory; everything is fine. We'll need to work with regulators to ensure everything is copacetic before the restaurant's grand opening next month. A: "Are you sure you've gotten the workflow issues resolved with your team members?" B: "Yes, everything is copacetic now, boss."

everything is copacetic

Things are fine, everything is going well. The adjective copacetic, for excellent, dates from the early 1900s (the OED’s earliest citation is from 1919), but its origin has been lost.