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The video provides a step‑by‑step tutorial for GES users on adding and managing job addresses within the web portal. It explains that job addresses are tied to customers and serve as a central repository for all related jobs, appliances, and gas service due dates, allowing a single customer—such as a landlord or property manager—to have multiple addresses. Viewers are guided to the Job Addresses page to see existing entries, then shown how to create a new address either via the Add Job Address button or the Create New shortcut. The process includes selecting an existing customer or creating a new one, copying the customer's correspondence address when appropriate, or using an address lookup for a different location. Users can manually enter a gas service due date or let the system auto‑populate it after completing a service or gas safety record. Finally, the tutorial emphasizes clicking Save to link the address to the customer, making it available for future job and record creation.

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