Seven display sizes, one radio protocol, one battery platform, one console. Freezer, produce, warehouse and endcap all run on the same system, so you are not stitching three vendors together to cover one building.
The smallest label that still reads from three feet. Built for dense bin runs, health and beauty, and any aisle where the rail is short.
A taller face than the 2.9" in the same rail width. Fits the unit price, the loyalty price and a promo flag without crowding the number.
The volume workhorse. If you are pricing a grocery store by the aisle, this is the label most of the building gets.
Enough face to carry the promo reason, the origin, a QR code and the price at a size a shopper reads without leaning in. The default for fresh departments.
Counter and service-case signage. Holds a full item description, allergen line and per-pound price without a printed insert.
Endcap and category signage. The ad graphic changes when the ad changes, instead of when somebody gets around to swapping the cardboard.
Full aisle-marker and promotional signage on e-paper. Readable across the store, and it holds its image with the power off.
Sealed housing, low-temperature e-paper film and a cold-rated cell. Refreshes cleanly inside a closed freezer case and does not fog on a door cycle.
The 4.2" face in a cold-chain housing, for freezer doors where the promo has to read through glass from the middle of the aisle.
A bin label with an LED and a confirm button. Light the location, show the quantity, and take the pick confirmation at the shelf instead of on a handheld.
Ceiling-mounted, PoE-powered, and two-way. Carries updates out to the labels and collects the acknowledgement from every one of them.
Rail clips, wire-shelf hooks, peg hooks, freezer-door brackets, counter stands, security clips and the NFC binding tool your install crew works from.
We will send a demo kit with a live access point and one of each label, bound to a sandbox account so you can push a price change yourself.