Customers & Job addresses w Gas Engineering Software

10 Oct 2022 · 2 min
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In this tutorial, Aaron from Gas Engineer Software demonstrates how to use the GES platform to create and manage customers and their associated job addresses. He walks through the process of adding a new customer—selecting the Customers tab, clicking the add button, filling required fields (marked with a red asterisk), and configuring automatic reply settings. After saving, he shows how to view the customer's profile, which includes jobs, invoices, and history. Aaron then adds a job address, either by copying the customer's address or entering a different one, and explains handling unknown gas service due dates (leaving blank for automatic assertion from certificates). He highlights the gas and oil appliance tabs that are initially empty and will be populated after on‑site service. Finally, he mentions a free import service that allows bulk uploading of customers and job addresses via a provided spreadsheet.

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