Electronic shelf labels for retail

The shelf price is always
the price in your ERP.

Nobody retypes it by hand. We read your items from your ERP, convert them by your rules and send them to the electronic labels. When a price changes in the ERP, the shelf always shows the same price within minutes — and the system keeps a record of who sent it and when.

The demo runs for 30 days on prepared data. To look around you need neither a label contract nor access to your ERP. After that it is EUR 29.90 per store per month plus EUR 299 one-off setup.

Why stop printing

A paper label costs a few cents. What costs is everything that has to happen around it. Somebody has to retype the price, print it, find the right shelf and swap the slip, and that repeats with every change.

01Half a day for every promotion

Count the items you change for one promotion and multiply by twenty seconds. That is what one promotion takes in one store. Then multiply by the number of stores and by the promotions in a year.

02The shelf and the till drift apart

A slip forgotten, two shelves mixed up, last month's price on this month's promotion. With manual swaps this happens to everyone. The customer notices the mistake at the till and the inspector on the shelf, and neither is a pleasant conversation.

03The question a paper slip cannot answer

In the application every price sent is its own line in the audit trail, with the user, the time and what went onto the label. If somebody asks six months later what the shelf said on a given day, you can look it up.

04The promotion starts itself at eight

Prepare the prices in advance and they go up by themselves at the hour you set. Nobody has to come in an hour early and walk the shop swapping slips.

05One cost instead of a monthly one

A paper slip lasts until the next price change, an electronic label lasts years. Printer, paper and the hours spent come back every month. A label is bought once.

None of this is impossible to do by hand. The question is only how many hours a month that is worth.

10

label sizes, from 1.54" to 10.2"

30,000

labels refreshed at once

3

data sources: Vasco, CSV and your API

30

days of demo, no card

What you get

We prepare the layout, you choose the data

We draw the label layout and fit it to your shelves. In a form you then say which item field goes into which field of that layout. You prepare a change and look at the preview first; it takes effect only once you confirm it.

Decisions survive the next import

Which EAN goes on the label and which template is used is stored apart from the ERP data. The next import does not overwrite it.

Several barcodes, one decision

An item with several barcodes and no decision from you does not go to the shelf. It appears among the open tasks instead. A wrong barcode on a label is worse than none.

Several stores

Each store has its own labels, its own templates and its own operation queue. Mapping rules can be shared by all of them or belong to one.

The handheld

You bind a label to an item by scanning both. The Android handheld can bind, replace and unbind. Every handheld has to be approved by an administrator first.

The audit trail

Every change is recorded: a price sent, a new binding, a settings change, and a failed sign-in too. Each one says who, when and what.

A dashboard of open work

Labels that are offline, flat batteries, operations that have used up their retries, and items waiting for a decision. Not a list of charts but a list of work.

Your name and logo

You set the company name, the logo and the stores yourself at first sign-in. The system introduces itself with your name, not ours.

Two ways, depending on the shop

With an access point

An access point in the shop keeps the labels connected, and prices come straight from your ERP. Nobody touches them: the promotion goes up by itself, at the hour you set. For a shop with full shelves and prices that move.

The system refreshes up to 30,000 labels at once.

Over Bluetooth

No access point and no network. You refresh the label from a phone, with an app for Android and iPhone. For a bakery, a greengrocer or a small specialist shop where the labels are few and the prices move often.

ERP prices do not reach these on their own: you refresh them yourself. Which family pays off for you, read on the labels page.

Try it on your own data

Start with the demo and connect your own source when it suits you. If you have a question before that, write to us.

Ask us

Write what you have and what you would like. We answer to the same address, usually the same or the next working day.