Editing Or Deleting Invoices on Gas Engineer Software

11 Nov 2025 · 2 min
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The video provides a step‑by‑step instructional walkthrough for managing previously issued invoices within the Gas Engineer Software, covering both the web portal and the mobile applications. For the web portal, the presenter demonstrates logging in, navigating to the Invoices → Outstanding view, selecting an invoice, and using the Edit or Delete options. Deleting moves the invoice to the Archive folder, where it can be restored later. Editing returns the invoice to draft status, allowing adjustments and the option to resend an updated email with a customizable template. The mobile app portion shows accessing Existing Records → Drafts → Invoices, filtering by status, opening an invoice, and using the burger‑menu to delete or the edit button to modify customer details, job address, and invoice items. After changes, the user can Approve and choose to Preview (issue only) or Email (issue and send the updated invoice). The tutorial emphasizes the workflow, status transitions, and how to manage archived invoices.

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