Label strategy by category
Label sizes, mounting and information hierarchy adapted to grocery, fashion, pharmacy and specialty formats.
STORE INFRASTRUCTURE
Electronic shelf labels help retailers update prices, promotions and product information without reprinting paper tags across the store.
SHELTER designs ESL deployments as part of a connected retail environment — linking labels, software, store processes and the systems that feed pricing data.
From pilot zones to multi-store programmes, we focus on operational reliability, installation quality and day-to-day usability for store teams.

Label sizes, mounting and information hierarchy adapted to grocery, fashion, pharmacy and specialty formats.
Architecture designed to receive pricing and promotional data from the systems your operation already relies on.
Update workflows planned around how teams manage promotions, markdowns and planogram changes.
Pilot design, installation coordination, commissioning and ongoing support for expanding fleets.
Map categories, update frequency, integration sources and store constraints.
Define label mix, gateway placement, content rules and software architecture.
Mount, connect and validate labels with live pricing and promotion scenarios.
Prepare store and HQ teams, then support maintenance and expansion.
Yes, many retailers start with priority categories and expand. We help define a phased approach based on update frequency, category value and installation conditions.
Integration is part of the project scope. We design around the systems you already use and confirm compatibility during discovery — without claiming unsupported connectors.
Support planning includes monitoring, replacement procedures and maintenance options so store teams know how to keep the floor consistent.
Promotions are a common driver, but ESL also supports everyday price accuracy, multilingual information and cleaner shelf communication.
Open the chat to describe your store, technology need or support request. The AI asks for name, company, email, country, project type and the rest — one question at a time — then sends the brief to SHELTER.

Tell us what you need to open, transform or connect. We will help define the scope, priorities and next step.