Savvy — Property Services Website with Sanity CMS, Next.js & Zoho CRM

Yes. Karve designs and builds websites for property and real estate businesses across the UAE, including inspection, valuation and project management providers like Savvy.

A headless CMS like Sanity gives Savvy's team full in-house control over service pages, locations and market messaging, while the Next.js front end keeps the site fast — important for a business whose content needs to move as quickly as the market it serves.

Yes. For Savvy we built enquiry forms that feed leads directly into Zoho CRM, with routing logic that sends each enquiry to the correct sales or service team automatically.

Property enquiries range from a first-time inspection request to an existing client needing service follow-up. Routing leads in Zoho by intent means the right team sees the enquiry immediately, rather than it sitting in a general inbox waiting to be triaged.

Zoho was the right fit for Savvy because it was already the team's system of record. The same pattern applies to other CRMs — capture the enquiry on the site, create the record through the CRM's API, and route it by intent so the right team responds first.

Yes. Because the site is built on a structured Sanity content model rather than hard-coded pages, new services, locations or campaigns can be added without rebuilding the underlying site.

Savvy's own team does. The Sanity setup lets non-technical staff edit and publish services, locations and landing content directly, while Karve remains available for new features or larger changes.