Four gas engineers explain how Gas Engineer Software cuts paperwork and saves time on jobs. The app auto-fills customer addresses and boiler details, generates digital certificates instantly, and includes built-in navigation. Even skeptical older engineers found it straightforward and valuable.
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The beauty of it is it is what it is. The package, it is what it says on the package. You click on what you need, it's open, it's made for an engineer. That's what the good part is. It's not made as a generic building trade app. It's made for us. I've used loads of other apps in the past. This one, it's just the ease on an engineer's side. You don't lose anything. All the information's there and it's the ease of access.
Other software I've also had to enter each customer's address. Boiler details, serial numbers, all manually, which is time-consuming.
So before using Gas Engineer Software, we used to fill out paper certificates. The advantage of having the software is that you can— it's all more instant. It's sent directly to the customer, so you've not got to worry about keeping or losing paper copies.
Some of the older guys that we work with were a bit apprehensive at the start of using Gas Engineer Software, but they seem to have got on really well because it's so straightforward to use. Everything you need is on there. The customer's address, the phone number. You can even push a button to take you to your maps to navigate you straight to the address. It's simple, straightforward, and, you know, ideal for what it's purpose for.
And those little features which may not seem big in the long scale of things, when you've got a busy day at work, they certainly make your life a lot easier.
Yeah, I definitely recommend the Gas Engineer software. It makes life a lot easier, whether it's organising your day, whether it's issuing the certificates and records, whether it's viewing past records. Everything is just nice and easy in one place.
