Question 1

Who owns the data in Goodwill construction software?

Accepted Answer

You do — completely. Every project gets an isolated PostgreSQL database under the project owner's control. There is no shared multi-tenant database. Upon project completion, all data transfers to the O&M phase with zero dependency on Goodwill.

Question 2

Can I migrate my data out of Goodwill software?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide full data export at any time — including PostgreSQL database dumps, document archives, and structured CSV exports. There is no vendor lock-in. Your data is portable from day one.

Question 3

What is construction PMIS and why do I need it?

Accepted Answer

A Project Management Information System (PMIS) centralises your WBS, Gantt scheduling, Earned Value Management (EVM), and project dashboards in one platform. It replaces scattered spreadsheets with real-time, cloud-based project control — accessible from site or office.

Question 4

How does Goodwill differ from large construction software vendors?

Accepted Answer

We are a boutique team of 5 professionals with real construction site experience. Our founder is a licensed architect and BIM manager. You work directly with the people who build the software — no sales layers, no offshore support. Every product is born from actual project deployment.

Question 5

What technology stack does Goodwill software use?

Accepted Answer

Our current stack is Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma ORM, Neon PostgreSQL, and Vercel — deployed as Progressive Web Apps (PWA). We migrated from legacy PHP/MySQL to this modern architecture for better performance, security, and offline capability.

Question 6

Does Goodwill software support BIM workflows?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our Autodocs platform supports ISO 19650 BIM management. Our founder holds BIM Manager certification and Autodesk Revit Professional certification, ensuring our software aligns with international BIM standards used in Thailand and Japan.

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