Fewer paper changes.
Update product information through an agreed digital workflow, with less printing and manual replacement.
Electronic shelf labels · California
A smarter shelf.A simpler day.
Bring clear, connected pricing to your store. Start with a focused electronic shelf label pilot in San Jose or Los Angeles.
A useful change starts small.
One aisle. Your store. A clear plan.
Less paper.
More room for your day.
Your approved price dataSix display sizes to exploreA focused pilot before rollout
LESS BUSYWORK AT THE SHELF
A small label.
A useful change.
Printing, sorting, and replacing price tags takes attention away from the floor. A connected shelf can give that work a clearer process.
A controlled price flow.
Use your approved price source. Review product mapping and check the shelf against the register.
More useful detail.
Build a readable layout for names, prices, units, and promotions that fit your assortment.
YOUR PRICES, WITH A CLEAR PATH
Keep the control.
Simplify the display.
We scope the connection before installation. Compatibility, data mapping, and price checks are part of that review.
Your price sourcePOS or approved feed
Reviewed connectionMapping & label layouts
Your shelfDisplay & price checks
A LABEL FOR YOUR ASSORTMENT
The right fit.
Right at the shelf.
Six sizes to explore, from compact shelf labels to larger product displays. Start with what your store needs.
YOUR LABEL, YOUR LAYOUT
COMPACT FORMAT
Tagluma Shelf Compact
2.13 inch
A compact shelf display for everyday product names and prices.
- Model
- Tagluma Shelf Compact
- Screen canvas
- 250 × 122 px
- Explore for
- Everyday shelf pricing
Display configuration, mounting, and suitability are confirmed for your store before ordering.
THE DETAILS MATTER
Good on the shelf.
Ready for your workflow.
A useful label starts with the right fit: readable information, suitable mounts, and a product feed your store can maintain.
- Layouts reviewed for your products
- Mounting selected for your fixtures
- Ambient areas first; other conditions reviewed
MADE FOR YOUR KIND OF STORE
Different products.
The same clear idea.
From a pastry counter to a clothing display, choose a label format and layout that fit the way you sell.
Tagluma Counter Display 4.2″
Bakeries and patisseries
A considered counter card.
Present pastry prices, ingredients, and allergen information in a clear layout beside the display.
Plan your display
Tagluma Feature Display 5.8″
Footwear and sporting goods
Room for the product story.
Bring prices, size ranges, and key product details together at a fixed footwear or equipment display.
Plan your display
Tagluma Shelf Wide 2.6″
Wine and spirits stores
A clean shelf presentation.
Keep bottle names, prices, volumes, and selected product notes together at the shelf.
Plan your display
Tagluma Shelf Compact 2.13″
Pet stores
Small format. Useful detail.
Make food varieties, pack sizes, and recurring price changes easier to manage across your shelves.
Plan your display
Tagluma Mini Square 1.54″
Hardware stores
A precise fit for small parts.
Display part names, pack quantities, and prices beside bins, fasteners, and boxed supplies.
Plan your display
Tagluma Showcase Display 7.5″
Apparel outlets
A stronger promotion display.
Give folded collections and fixed displays a clear price or promotion, with layouts that suit your store.
Plan your displaySMALL FIRST. THOUGHTFUL ALWAYS.
Start with
one aisle.
A pilot gives your team a chance to review the price workflow, use the labels, and measure the work.
Let’s plan a pilotUnderstand your store.
Review shelf types, products, the current price system, and the work you want to reduce.
Build a focused scope.
Agree label sizes, a data interface, installation needs, checks, and a clear pilot budget.
Test, then decide.
Check prices and promotions, record staff effort, and review the results before extending the project.
A CLEAR PLACE TO START
Plan the scope.
Understand the cost.
Every shelf and price feed is different. These starting points help you plan a conversation, with a written quote before a commitment.
THE FOCUSED PILOT
Start small$2,500–$5,000
Indicative planning range · USD
A planning budget for 30–100 compact labels in one indoor department. The final hardware and service scope follows a store review.
- 30–100 compact ambient labels
- One agreed data interface
- Layout and workflow review
- Measured checks before rollout
ONE DEPARTMENT
A tailored quote.
Built around your assortment
Expand to a larger department after the pilot. Hardware, mounting and installation receive an itemized quote.
- A suitable mix of label sizes
- Fixture and gateway review
- Defined installation scope
- Training and support options
A STORE PROJECT
A store-wide plan.
For a broader rollout
Plan a store or multi-location rollout with a site survey, integration scope and support plan.
- Store and catalog review
- Staged deployment planning
- Integration scope and testing
- Agreed service arrangements
Planning estimates in USD, not binding offers. Final pricing depends on label sizes, quantities, mounting, site conditions and integration. Taxes, travel outside the agreed area, custom POS work and ongoing software or support are quoted separately. No online payment is required.
A clear project scope.
Hardware, mounting, integration, installation, cloud access, and support are identified in your quote.
ROOTED IN CALIFORNIA
Local focus.
A practical reach.
Support starts with a location and a plan. We confirm installation and service arrangements for each project.
Check your locationINITIAL FOCUS
San Jose & the South Bay
Pilot enquiries for San Jose and the South Bay. Installation timing follows a site review.
INITIAL FOCUS
Los Angeles
Pilot enquiries for the Los Angeles area. Scope, travel and installation timing are agreed in the proposal.
PROJECT REVIEW
Elsewhere in California
Elsewhere in California? Tell us about your store. Additional locations are reviewed by project.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before your
first label.
Can I start with one department?
Yes. A focused pilot lets you check readability, mounting and your price-change workflow before a wider rollout. The written scope defines the label count, work and acceptance checks.
Will this connect to my POS?
Tell us your POS or inventory system. We assess available exports and interfaces before proposing an integration. Compatibility and custom work must be confirmed for your system.
What sizes can I see in a demo?
The sample range includes 1.54, 2.13, 2.6, 4.2, 5.8 and 7.5 inch displays. Availability, model revision and mounting options are confirmed in the quote.
Can labels go in freezers or outdoors?
These demo models are intended for an indoor evaluation. Cold, wet or outdoor use requires a suitable model and a separate specification check.
What does a paid pilot measure?
We agree the checks with you. Useful measures include time spent changing labels, shelf readability, mounting fit and agreement between the displayed price and the approved product data.
Are software and support included?
The proposal lists the software, installation, training and support that apply to your store. Recurring software or support charges receive a separate quote.
LET’S START WITH YOUR STORE
Find your
first aisle.
Tell us a little about your store and price workflow. We can review a practical place to begin.
No full-store commitment.
A clear scope before an installation.