UAE · Qatar · Oman
ESLink supplies e-ink price labels for supermarkets, pharmacies and stores in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Oman. One system updates shelves in Dubai, Doha or Muscat from the product file you already use.
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Gulf grocery and pharmacy retail changes prices often, runs Arabic and English on the same shelf, and operates several branches from one head office. The same ESL stack covers that pattern in each market below.
Mall and high-street stores in Dubai and Abu Dhabi refresh promotions through the week. Electronic shelf labels keep the aisle price aligned with the checkout, in Arabic and English, without reprinting paper. A single price push can cover more than one branch when the POS or ERP is shared.
Doha supermarkets and pharmacies pack a high SKU count into busy stores. E-ink labels stay readable under bright retail lighting and show the price your system sends, including Arabic product text and riyal amounts.
Hypermarkets and pharmacy groups around Muscat often run a wider branch network. ESL reduces the labour of price changes across those stores and keeps shelf and till on the same figure.
The project is planned around how Gulf retail actually runs: frequent offers, bilingual shelves and more than one branch.
Weekend and intra-week offers update from the central price file. Staff stop swapping paper tags aisle by aisle.
The label shows the text your product data contains. If the item master has Arabic and English, that is what the shopper sees next to the price.
E-ink stays readable in strong shop lighting and holds the last price with very low power between updates.
Head office can push a price to every linked store. Each site still needs its own labels, gateway and a short on-site commissioning.
We serve retailers in the UAE, Qatar and Oman. Software is connected to your price file, and installation is carried out with your team in the store.
Store count, label sizes, and whether the price file comes from a POS or an ERP. We quote against that scope.
One aisle or one store first, so Arabic text, currency and update speed are confirmed before a full order.
Our team connects the ESL software to your existing system remotely. Prices stay in AED, QAR or OMR as your file defines them.
Rails, labels and the gateway are fitted with your local technical team. We support commissioning by remote session.
Store staff learn how to replace a label and how a price change flows from the back office to the shelf.
ESLink runs electronic shelf label projects for supermarkets, pharmacies and stores in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Muscat. We scope the labels, connect the software to your POS or ERP, and complete installation with your store team.
Yes. We deliver electronic shelf label projects for retailers in the UAE, Qatar and Oman, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Muscat. Software is connected to your system, and installation is done with your store team.
The same system is quoted for stores in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE, in Doha, and in Muscat. Other Gulf cities are scoped the same way when the store and the price file are ready.
Yes, when your product data includes Arabic. The label renders the text and price your system sends, including Arabic and English together.
The shelf shows the amount in your price file. AED, QAR and OMR are not converted by the label; they come from your POS or ERP.
It depends on label quantity and how your price file is exported. We confirm timing in the quotation after the pilot scope is clear.
Share the country, store count and roughly how many labels you need. We reply with a scope, not a generic catalogue.
