Sectors
Same technology. Different shop floor.
The platform is the same everywhere. What changes is the label mix, the content on the screen, the fixtures it clips into and the conditions it has to survive. Seven sectors, each with its own answer.
Grocery and convenience
The highest label counts of any sector, repriced weekly, with promotions that have to start at midnight and stop on time. Half the estate is chilled or fro…
4 recommended formats →Consumer electronics
One estate, four different shelf edges. A phone accessory on a hook needs a tag small enough not to cover the product; a dishwasher needs a card carrying m…
4 recommended formats →DIY and hardware
Specifications matter more than price alone, the ranges are deep, and a good part of the shop is a yard. The shelf edge has to carry detail and survive wea…
4 recommended formats →Garden centres
A retail business with a season, half of it outdoors. Prices move with the weather and the stock changes completely three or four times a year.
4 recommended formats →Pharmacy
Dense small formats, tight facings and a shop floor where every square metre is measured. The labels are small, there are a great many of them, and accurac…
4 recommended formats →Fashion and footwear
Lower label counts than grocery, but complete range changes every season and a shop floor where the fixture does most of the selling. This is display-led r…
4 recommended formats →Specialist retail
Pet, off-licence, trade counter and forecourt. Smaller estates, unusual fixtures and stock that rarely presents a standard shelf edge — which is exactly wh…
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