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ntfy uses the same Integrations dialog as other receivers. There is no separate ntfy configuration or template system.
1

Choose the topic

Use your HTTPS ntfy server and a topic you control, such as https://ntfy.example.com/backups. Subscribe to that topic in your ntfy app. A topic name alone isn’t access control; configure the server’s permissions for private messages.
2

Add a plain-text destination

In 3to1go’s Integrations, choose Plain text, enter the complete topic URL as the secret destination, and select the events you want.
3

Supply authentication if required

For token authentication, use secret headers such as {"Authorization":"Bearer YOUR_NTFY_TOKEN"}. Other publishing headers can go in the same JSON object, for example {"Authorization":"Bearer YOUR_NTFY_TOKEN","Title":"Backup events"}.
4

Save, test, and subscribe

Save, click Test saved destination, and verify the message in the subscribed topic. If your server uses a private CA, configure Trusted certificates.
Create separate destinations for success and unusual events if you want different templates or headers. For example, an unusual-events destination can use a Priority header with value 5; its priority applies to every event selected for that destination. See ntfy’s official publishing guide, authentication section, and access control guide for server-side permissions and supported headers. Protect the topic URL and token as described in Integration secrets.