CUIR Corrugated Converting Machinery, a French manufacturer of flexo die cutters for corrugated manufacturing, has announced the launch of its new data analysis software: Report Editor, a tool built by manufacturers, for manufacturers.
The CUIR Report Editor is a proprietary, in-house application developed to revolutionize how production performance is monitored, analyzed, and communicated. It was born from a simple ambition: transforming complex machine data into clear, insightful reports without manual work, and with customer value at the heart.
The software integrates directly with all CUIR machinery, automatically transmitting real-time data such as sheet count, production speeds, operator actions, machine status, interruptions, job names, and customer references. It then reconstructs the full production timeline — identifying when a job begins and ends, when operators are present, when the machine is running, idle, in setup mode, or stopped, and most importantly, why.
From this raw data, Report Editor generates high-value indicators, providing customers with a comprehensive
view of each production run. Key features include:
- Accurate, client-ready reports exported to PDF or Excel
- Detailed performance breakdowns per time period
- Automatic comparisons over time (e.g., this week vs.
last week) - Professional dashboards with the most relevant KPIs
- No more copy-pasting into spreadsheets. No more
guesswork. Just instant, data-driven clarity.
“This project is not just about efficiency,” said Florentin Morgand. “It’s part of a broader strategic vision: to raise our quality standards, reinforce transparency with our clients, and position ourselves as a premium partner in the corrugated machinery industry. By controlling the tool from end to end, we ensure that it evolves with us, adapting to our machines, our processes, and our ambitions.”
To learn more about CUIR Corrugated Converting Machinery, visit www.cuir.com.
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