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# Other Operations

Other Actions in Avo Assure enable you to perform additional utility based operations during test execution. These actions help you verify object, work with clipboard data, send function keys, check null values, and retrieve key status. By using Other Actions, you extend automation capabilities beyond element interactions and handle system level or supportive operations that enhance overall test coverage.

Here are the categories under Other Actions:

| **Actions**                                                                                            | **Description**                                                                                                                               |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Verify Objects](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/verify-objects.md)                       | The **Verify Objects** Action verifies whether the specified two XML blocks are same or not.                                                  |
| [Save to Clipboard](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/save-to-clipboard.md)                 | The **Save to Clipboard** Action saves the provided value into the system clipboard.                                                          |
| [Get from Clipboard](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/get-from-clipboard.md)               | The **Get from Clipboard** Action retrieves the data stored in the system clipboard.                                                          |
| [Send Function Keys](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/send-function-keys.md)               | The **Send Function Keys** Action sends function key inputs (such as F1, F2, etc.) to the application.                                        |
| [Null Check](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/null-check.md)                               | The **Null Check** Action verifies whether the provided value is null or empty.                                                               |
| [Get Key Status](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/get-key-status.md)                       | The **Get Key Status** Action retrieves the current status of a specified keyboard key.                                                       |
| [Send Secure Function Keys](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/send-secure-function-keys.md) | The **Send Secure Function Keys** Action sends encrypted or secure function key inputs to the application.                                    |
| [Generate TOTP](/avo-assure/actions/generic/other-operations/generate-totp.md)                         | The **Generate TOTP** action generates a Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) for applications protected by Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). |


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