Savvy CMS is a simple, easy to use content management system that we tailor to meet the individual requirements of each website we work on. Our clients need a robust, fully customisable, rapidly deployable solution that works with their designs.
Based Around Your Content
We implement Savvy CMS for each client so that the system works for your design, your content and your processes. Instead of trying to fit your content into our system, we work the other way around, analysing your content and developing the system around that. Other content management systems require you to re-orient your thinking to fit their model.
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Style-driven Text Editing
Savvy allows users to edit and format the text, including headings, bold and italic, and upload images and multiple documents (PDF, Powerpoint, Word and Excel) per page, where appropriate. It is designed to be simple to use, requiring very little or no training. Text can be pasted in from Microsoft Word (or any other program) and the basic formatting is retained, but the fonts and colours are automatically changed to fit the website style.
Built on .NET
Savvy CMS is developed on the Microsoft .NET platform, which is fast becoming the prefered choice for enterprise level web applications.
Full source code
We provide full source code (at no extra charge) to give our clients piece of mind regarding their investment. The code is developed using standard .NET code and our license terms allow you to take over development in future should you so wish. In addition the CMS is licensed free of charge, with you paying for customisation time only. In effect this provides many of the advantages of an open source CMS, but with the bonus that we have written all the code ourselves so can make any modifications necessary and can provide full support.
New Zealand developed CMS
With the plethora of CMS products available, both open source and commercial, it is difficult to tell one apart from another. One feature clients often request is local support and preferably a CMS which is developed in New Zealand.
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