Here’s What We’ve Been Working On All Year

Gas Engineer Software shipped UI updates, TPI flue-gas analyser integration, iOS photo tools, bulk invoice payments, and a quotes tab in 2025. Coming in 2026: boiler manuals, an AI chatbot, and heat-pump records.
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2025 has been packed full of changes for Gas Engineer Software, with improvements both behind the scenes and on the front end. Throughout the year, you probably have noticed there's been rolling out the new interface batch by batch. This has updated a lot of the software to a more modern, professional, and easy-to-use look. But let's have a look back at some of the biggest updates we've released in 2025, ending with what's to come for 2026. In January, we rolled out the TPI flue gas analyser integration, joining Kaine and Anton analyzers with those that can have the results pulled directly into the software. In March, we overhauled the photo editor and viewer for the iOS apps, making it easier than ever before to attach photos to your jobs in the software for internal use or your customers. Come April, we released event duplications and appointment confirmation emails These were two highly requested features that make it far easier to schedule jobs amongst engineers and keep customers informed. In May, we introduced email statuses, allowing users on the Pro Plan to check whether a customer has received or even opened their emails. September came with bulk payments to the invoices, and November introduced the Quotes tab on the web portal. And finally, last month in December, we introduced a feature request board. A great way to end the year. You can now use your Gas Engineer Software login details to post ideas you'd like to see in the software, integration requests, and more. So what's coming next year? Well, boiler manuals are nearing completion. In fact, we've beta tested our AI chatbot with some of our users, and we're making great progress on the heat pump records. Until next time, thanks for watching.
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