ESL installation
An ESL project succeeds when coverage, hardware, data, and store operations are planned together. Canister Software manages the path from discovery through go-live so retailers can launch digital shelf labels with fewer surprises.
2-8 weeks
typical single-store rollout
Gateway map
coverage planning before install
Launch support
training and go-live coverage
Before hardware is ordered, we review store layout, aisle density, fixture types, freezer areas, network access, and gateway placement. The goal is a practical install plan that avoids blind spots and rework.
ESL model choice affects readability, mounting, battery expectations, and the type of information each department can show. Canister matches label sizes and accessories to the departments that need them.
Store teams need a repeatable pricing workflow after the labels are mounted. We connect source data, train managers, verify update status, and support the first live publish cycles.
A single-store rollout often takes 2 to 8 weeks depending on label count, store layout, network readiness, and integration scope. Multi-store programs are usually phased by pilot, region, or store format.
Not always. The install plan confirms where gateways need power and network access, then identifies whether existing ethernet or approved network options are enough for reliable coverage.
Yes. Canister supports post-launch workflow tuning, troubleshooting, expansion to new departments, and planning for additional stores.