The system platform for organizations with a corporate newsroom model.
Plan, manage, and publish content — in an integrated workflow.






The corporate newsroom model is an organizational form for corporate communication. Instead of a traditional department structure, topic and channel managers work together in an editorial structure.
Objective: strategically managed, cross-channel communication with clear topic management.
A corporate newsroom is not a project management setup.
It is not about tasks — but about content objects, topics and publication logics.
Scompler is an established provider of corporate newsroom organization in the DACH region. ContentPaul takes a different approach: less consulting model, more operational system.

Instead of using the editorial plan, project tool, cloud folder and publishing tool in parallel, planning, creation and publishing are bundled in one system. This reduces media breaks and creates transparency.
Clear status workflows and defined roles replace email loops and unnecessary meetings. Voting is structured — not improvised.
Topic, channel and approval responsibilities are represented systemically and are visible at all times. Responsibilities are not discussed but defined.
Topics can be translated directly into operational content and planned across channels. This shortens approval times and increases reaction speed.
A focused platform reduces the need for multiple individual solutions. This significantly reduces licensing and implementation costs.
Then let me show you how your model can be systemically supported — efficiently, structured and affordably.