Mentions

What are mentions? Mentions are distinct real-world entities identified in articles, including companies, products, places, and public figures. Where are mentions displayed? Open an article to see the identified entities in the Mentions section. Select See all to expand the list. Can I move or hide mentions in articles? Yes. From the article settings, you can display mentions at the top or bottom of articles or hide them altogether. What can I do with a mention? Hover over a mention to see a quick overview, search for it in Inoreader, look it up on Google, create a rule, or open its dedicated details page. What information is available on a mention’s details page? The Coverage tab shows the mention’s trend and the latest matching articles from your account and public feeds. The About tab provides a brief overview, leading sources covering the entity, and relate... Can I follow coverage of a mention? Yes. Create a monitoring feed from the mention’s details page to receive new matching articles in your account. Can I use mentions in rules and filters? Yes. Use mentions as conditions to automate workflows or filter content based on a specific company, product, place, or public figure. What is the difference between a mention and a keyword? A keyword matches the word itself, while a mention identifies the specific entity it represents. For example, selecting Apple as a mention focuses on the technology company and excludes results about... Which languages work best with mentions? Mentions work best with content in English, French, and German. They may also be identified in other languages. Why are mentions missing from some articles? Mentions are generated for articles from eligible feeds, including feeds followed by Pro users or those with enough followers. They work best with content in English, French, and German, though mentio... Are mentions available in all plans? Mentions are available in Pro, Custom, and Team plans as part of Inoreader Intelligence.