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In a brief interview, Ronnie, managing director of The Border Engineer Limited, and Ben, an engineer at the same company, discuss their experience using Gas Engineer Software. They contrast it with previous software that required manual entry of customer addresses, boiler details, and serial numbers, and with the older practice of filling out paper certificates. They highlight several advantages: instant digital delivery of certificates to customers, eliminating paper handling; the ability to edit live customer details directly in the system, saving time; and the "layers" feature that lets users view historical records, photos, certificates, and reports for any address, aiding job preparation. Both speakers strongly recommend the software for its ease of organizing daily tasks, issuing certificates, and accessing past records in one place.

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