That would be like it's 'in the bag' or a guarantee.
or like it's definitely going to happen.
I think maybe the complete idiom is 'get a shoe in the door" (get a shoe in). It means to wheedle/pressure your way into something.
Like if you get your shoe in the door then somebody can't close the door on you.
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