1. Add the Native Alert element to your mobile page (it is invisible — it only shows a dialog when triggered)
2. Configure the dialog
- Set title and message
- Set button1_text … button5_text for the buttons you need (leave a slot empty to hide it)
- Choose each button's style: default, cancel, destructive, or preferred (iOS only; Android ignores style)
- Use the preferred style to show a button in bold as the recommended action (iOS)

3. Show the dialog
- In a workflow, run Element Actions → This Native Alert's open_alert

4. Handle the result
- The onButtonPressed event fires; pressed_button_text (button text) and pressed_button_index (button number) tell you which button was pressed
- Branch your workflow on pressed_button_index

5. Input dialog (optional, iOS only)
- Set enable_input to yes, then choose prompt_type: plain-text, secure-text, or login-password
- Read input_text (or login_text / password_text for login-password) after the user confirms
- On Android the input falls back to a normal alert (no input field)

Notes:
- Android shows at most 3 buttons; buttons 4 and 5 are iOS only.
- The dialog is not dismissable by tapping outside — the user must press a button.