Verify Text in Relation to Other Text

Use Verify Text in Relation to Other Text to confirm that one text string appears near another. This is useful when checking for paired values such as labels and their corresponding data, product names with prices, or key details in tables and summaries.

When to Use

• Validate key-value pairs such as:

  • Email: user@example.com
  • Product X – $30
  • Departure — 8:45 AM

• Ensure that a label and its value are displayed together

• Confirm that related details appear as connected content in tables, grids, or summary sections

Add a "Verify Text in Relation to Other Text" Step

1. While recording, click the Add a Verification Step icon.
   

2. Select Verify text in relation to other text.
   

3. Enter the required values:

   • Reference Text – The anchor or label (example: "Product")
   • Related Text – The value that should appear near the reference text (example: "$30")

   

   Optional

   Open Advanced Settings to refine how texts are matched, such as enabling regex or ignoring digits.

4. Click Save to add the verification step.
   

The step is added to the scenario and shown in the Recorder.

In the Features page, it appears as part of the recorded scenario.

Results are displayed on the Reports page after test execution.

Advanced Settings

Advanced settings give more control over how text matches are evaluated. These options help reduce false positives and allow precise validation.

Note

To access these options, enable Make it a regular expression.
You can then apply built-in matching rules or write your own regex patterns.

Setting	What it does	Example
Make it a regular expression	Matches using regex syntax. The text entry will have / at both ends.	/Product.*X/ matches Product X, Product Name: X, or Product - X
Make case insensitive	Ignores case when evaluating matches.	product x matches Product X, PRODUCT X, or ProDuct x
Ignore digits	Skips digits in the match.	Flight 123 matches Flight, or Flight 456
Look for exact match	Requires an exact match, with no extra words or spaces.	Shipping Details must match exactly. It will not match Shipping Details Page or Your Shipping Details

---

Best Practices

• Use this verification for data that always appears contextually linked, like labels and values.
• Apply Advanced Settings to make your checks more resilient against formatting or case differences.
• Use regex for dynamic content (for example: product IDs that change per run).
• Combine this assertion with waits if related content appears after an API call or delayed rendering.