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# Verify Text IRIS

This is a pre-built action which comes under the element captured from the Desktop AUT using IRIS method. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to verify that the text in the IRIS object is the same as that in the input field. I.

### Syntax

**Input:** `<input value>` 

**Output:** `<Dynamic Variable>(Optional);<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)` 

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### **Usecase/Example**

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### **Scenario:** Verify Login Button Text in Banking Application Using IRIS.

Consider a scenario where a banking application is being automated, and there is a need to verify the text on the Login button on the login page, which is captured as IRIS. With the help of the **Verify Text IRIS** action, the text on the button is compared with the expected value.

### **Input**

Login

### **Expected Result**

This action needs to verify text of captured against the expected value in the input value field IRIS Object (Button) and output will store in {Status} variable.

### **Output**

The **Verify Text IRIS** action successfully performed, and output variable {Status} contain as True.


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