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Today, we're diving into the exciting world of ESL installation to uncover the secrets behind this process. So, let's roll up our sleeves and get ready to label!

Have you ever wondered how those nifty Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs) bring product information to life on store shelves?

Step into the world of retail innovation as we uncover the extraordinary wonders of electronic shelf labels (ESLs).

Get ready to revolutionize your retail business with the must-have technology of electronic shelf labels (ESLs).

Discover the transformative power of upgrading to electronic shelf labels (ESLs) in the retail industry.

The retail industry is currently facing numerous challenges, from inflation to unpredictable shopping patterns brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. These factors are affecting various stages of the product lifecycle, including buying, allocation, ranging, assortment, replenishment, and markdowns, resulting in reduced margins. In response, retailers are turning to electronic shelf labels (ESLs) to tackle the high cost of labour, which has become more pressing due to the shortage of available workers.

The cost of an Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) project depends on various factors. In Part 2 of this series, we will explore the other elements that influence the cost of an ESL project.

Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs) are becoming increasingly popular among retailers in Australia, with major retailers such as Woolworths, Aldi, and Dan Murphy's rolling out this technology. The demand for electronic price tags has never been higher, as retailers are looking for ways to overcome challenges such as staffing issues and volatility in pricing levels from suppliers. However, one of the most common questions business owners have about this technology is the cost.

Although used extensively overseas electronic shelf labels (ESLs) have not been popular in Australia. This is starting to change as retailers are starting to install ESLs and we are starting to see it becoming a much more talked about topic in the retail and wholesale industries.

The most obvious is the ability to change prices automatically and in numerous locations remotely. You can update new prices and promotional offers to all products in-store (and many stores), at the one time

Electronic Shelf Labels (ESLs) display information on individual price screens rather than printing out and placing paper labels throughout the store. Through a local network, electronic shelf labels can easily update the prices whenever necessary.