How To Download Mention Redmine Plugin for Free
@someone, they see it, the loop closes. The Mentions Plugin brings native @-mentions to Redmine so the right person gets notified at the right moment — no extra tools, no email threads. Completely free on any Redmine instance.
Get started in 3 simple steps
- 1Register to Redmineflux
Complete the registration process by entering your details in the sign-up form and submit it. Once submitted, you will receive an email.
- 2Email Verification and Download Zip File
Check your email (in inbox, spam, and others), verify your account, then proceed to download the provided zip file.
- 3Install Plugin in Your Redmine Environment
Add the Mention Plugin into your Redmine environment and leverage the full power of our plugin for free.
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Redmine Mentions – @mention any team member inside issues.
The Redmineflux Mentions Plugin adds @mention functionality to Redmine issue comments and descriptions. Type the mention symbol in any issue description, add note, or wiki page and select a user from the autocomplete dropdown. The mentioned user receives a notification email with the comment text and a direct link to the issue as soon as it is saved. Free to install, free forever.
The right person is notified immediately.
@mention a team member and the notification arrives as soon as the comment saves. The notification includes a direct link to the issue.
No separate message needed to direct attention.
The @mention in the comment is the message. There is no copy-paste of the issue link, no separate Slack message, no email with context attached. The mention carries the context to the person – and puts the response back in the issue thread where it belongs.
Works in descriptions, notes, and wiki – wherever the work is documented.
@mentions work in issue descriptions when creating, in add notes when commenting, and in wiki pages for documentation. The same mention symbol triggers the same notification regardless of where it appears. Route attention from the context where the work is described – not from a separate message.