I believe this is different than the 'Actionable' push notification requests.

I'd like to be able to send a notification that needs specific info from a user.

IE. I watch my credit card transactions. When I get a new one I want to send a notification to my phone to as the user provide a category. I'd love to use the Pushover APP to do this.  I'd love a new type of message that opens the pushover app, prompts the user with a configured input form, and then POSTs that information to a configured URL.

On the android app, whenever a emergency notification is triggered, can the notification include a actionable thing to click on the acknowledge it. Currently you need to open the app and acknowledge it on the app which is a bit cumbersome. 

Eg. On gmail notification, there is action directly on the notification such as Archive or Reply https://imgur.com/a/Ku4TBaY

A similar request (same subject) was declined in past because of missing support in iOS, but it seems to be possible to implement in iOS now.

I came across other 2 competing apps that support this functionality also on iOS, I also tested that. It is possible to add multiple action buttons in notification with custom names. These actions may call URL or make a HTTP request (e.g. POST request). Unfortunately Pushover misses this functionality (probably only this one, I have no other reasons to go with competitors).

Would you check it please, it seems it is now possible to