PackOps

Packaging work doesn't stop at the file.

From dieline to fold, sample to pallet, design to delivery — web, mobile, and desktop in one shared workspace for designers, engineers, sales, estimating, scheduling, suppliers, and customers.

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Capture — now in alpha on iOS

What are you capturing today?

Bring jobsite reality into the job from your iPhone or iPad — notes, voice notes, photos, document scans, calibrated measurement, and LiDAR box scans. Switch from Collect to Build to pack, palletize, and solve right there. Every measurement carries its value, unit, and the evidence behind it.

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PackOps iPad home screen — Collect and Build

One platform behind every entry point

Whether your files come from CimPACK, ArtiosCAD, Impact, or Dieline Genius, PackOps is where you manage, visualize, plan, and collaborate. Specialized portals handle intake — PackOps handles everything after.

How files get here

1

Upload

Upload files directly, or use a specialized portal for CimPACK, ArtiosCAD, or Impact files.

2

Process

Files are parsed, validated, and converted. You get instant status and a recoverability report.

3

Work

Visualize, generate new structures, plan production, source partners, and get approvals — all in PackOps.

Supported legacy formats

CimPACK (.cim) — Full structural recovery with line types, creases, and cut paths.

ArtiosCAD / Canvas (.ard, .acd) — Esko structural files with dieline extraction and preview.

Impact — Arden Impact structural data with portability assessment and archive scanning.

Format support is expanding continuously. Upload a file to see current coverage for your specific data.

From locked files to production decisions

Upload a file, connect your archive, or see what PackOps can do with your recovered structures.

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AlphaCorr PackOps is under active development. Features and supported formats are expanding. File processing quality depends on the source format and version. Results are provided as-is during the early access period.