Adding Job Addresses On Gas Engineer Software

14 Nov 2025 · 3 min
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The video tutorial walks users through the complete process of adding a job address to an existing customer within the Gas Engineer Software, covering both the web portal and the mobile applications. It explains that there are multiple viable ways to create a job address, each depending on user preference. For the web portal, three methods are demonstrated: (1) using the global orange “Create New” button, selecting the job address option, searching for the customer, and filling out the address editor; (2) navigating to the job address list and clicking the “Add Job Address” button; (3) opening the specific customer’s page and using the right‑hand “Add Job Address” shortcut, which pre‑selects the customer. The tutorial highlights key fields such as copying the customer address, adding notes, setting the gas service due date (which auto‑updates after service reminders or safety certificates), and entering occupant details if different from the address owner. After completing the form, clicking “Save” adds the address under the customer’s account and makes it visible in the job address list. The mobile app portion mirrors the web functionality with two approaches: (1) from the job address list, tapping “Add New Job Address,” selecting the customer, and completing the same set of fields; (2) from the customer’s profile, scrolling to the job addresses section and using the “Add New Job Address” button there. In each case, the address is saved and appears under the customer’s record. The tutorial emphasizes the consistency of the workflow across platforms and the automatic linking of job addresses to customers.

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