Li Zhang
VP
Hanshow provides a networked electronic shelf label (ESL) system that replaces paper tags with low‑power e‑ink displays, allowing retailers to push price, promotion, and inventory updates instantly from a cloud‑based console. The solution integrates with existing POS, ERP, and inventory systems via open APIs, uses secure mesh wireless communication, and includes analytics on label performance and sales impact.
VP
Retail stores that rely on paper price tags and manual shelf updates face high labor costs, pricing errors, and delayed inventory visibility, which can lead to lost sales and a suboptimal shopping experience.
Hanshow offers a networked electronic shelf label (ESL) system that replaces traditional paper tags with low‑power, e‑ink displays. The labels connect wirelessly to a cloud‑based management platform that synchronizes with existing POS, ERP, and inventory systems, allowing retailers to push price changes, promotions, and stock levels to every shelf in seconds. Real‑time updates ensure price accuracy across the entire store footprint while reducing staff time spent on manual tag changes. The platform also provides analytics on label performance and inventory turnover, enabling data‑driven merchandising decisions. Integration with standard retail APIs ensures a seamless rollout without overhauling legacy infrastructure.
The primary customers are mid‑size to large retailers—supermarkets, hypermarkets, convenience chains, and specialty stores—that need scalable, automated pricing and inventory visibility across multiple locations.