Writing Route

How to Create a Company News Roundup for Internal Comms With AI

Collect updates from 5 departments, filter out the noise, and ship a newsletter employees will read. AI handles the writing, you handle the curation.

10 steps ~1h 30min For content creators Free

A company news roundup for internal comms with AI replaces the painful process of chasing department heads for updates and rewriting everything into one voice. On aidowith.me, the Press Release route covers this in 10 steps. You gather raw updates from across the company: product launches, team wins, policy changes, upcoming events, and leadership messages. AI organizes these into categories, rewrites each in a consistent tone, and formats the whole thing as a scannable newsletter. The route covers headline writing for internal audiences (shorter and more direct than external copy), section ordering by relevance, and summary blurbs that let readers skip to what matters to them. You also get a template you can reuse weekly or monthly. Most internal comms managers spend 3 to 4 hours compiling roundups. This route cuts that to about 90 minutes and produces a more consistent, readable result. The finished output works in email, Slack, Notion, or your intranet.

Last updated: April 2026

The Problem and the Fix

Without a route

  • Chasing 5 department heads for their updates takes longer than writing the actual newsletter
  • Each department writes in a different tone and level of detail, so you rewrite everything
  • Employees skim or skip the roundup because it's too long and nothing jumps out

With aidowith.me

  • AI rewrites all department updates into one consistent voice and tone in minutes
  • Scannable format with section headers and summary blurbs so readers find what matters fast
  • A reusable template that cuts your production time from 3 to 4 hours to about 90 minutes

Who Builds This With AI

Marketers

Content, campaigns, and briefs done in hours instead of days.

Managers & Leads

Reports, presentations, and team comms handled faster.

Ops & Analysts

Summaries, process docs, and structured output from messy inputs.

How It Works

1

Collect raw updates

Gather department news in any format: emails, Slack messages, shared docs. Paste everything into the route without cleanup.

2

AI organizes and rewrites

Updates get sorted into categories, rewritten in a consistent tone, and formatted with headlines and summary blurbs for easy scanning.

3

Review and distribute

Check accuracy, adjust any sensitive items, and export. The output works in email newsletters, Slack channels, Notion pages, or your company intranet.

Build your company news roundup with AI

10 steps. About 90 minutes. A newsletter your employees will read.

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What You Walk Away With

Collect raw updates

AI organizes and rewrites

Review and distribute

A reusable template that cuts your production time from 3 to 4 hours to about 90 minutes

"The roundup used to take me half a day every two weeks. Now it's 90 minutes and employees read it because it's scannable."
- Internal Communications Manager, mid-size tech company

Questions

You paste raw updates from different departments. AI sorts them into categories, rewrites each in a unified tone, and adds headlines and summary blurbs. It handles the translation from scattered, inconsistent inputs to a polished newsletter format. You focus on curating what matters and checking accuracy. AI handles the writing and formatting work.

The route includes a review step where you flag items that need executive sign-off before publishing. You control what goes in the final version. AI doesn't publish anything on its own. It drafts the content and you make the final call on every section. Sensitive items can be marked for approval and held until cleared.

Yes. The route produces a template with your preferred sections, tone, and format. Each new roundup starts from that template, so you just swap in fresh content. Weekly roundups with 3 to 5 items take about 30 minutes once the template is set. Monthly roundups with 10 to 15 items take about 90 minutes. The structure stays consistent either way.