
Build Your Own CRM with Claude Code
Most businesses run their sales on a patchwork of spreadsheets, notes, and follow-up that depends on someone remembering. Liam Floyd of Automation Interns walks through the custom CRM he is building with Claude Code to run his company's entire sales process, and shows how non-technical operators can build the internal systems their business actually needs, without a software budget or an engineering team.
This session ran at both locations: Workuity Biltmore and Workuity Chandler. You are viewing the Tuesday, July 21, 2026 session at Workuity Biltmore. See the Workuity Chandler session.
Build Your Own CRM with Claude Code
Most businesses run their sales on a patchwork: a spreadsheet here, a notebook there, follow-up that depends on someone remembering. What if the system your business actually needs is one you could build yourself, without a software budget or an engineering team?
Liam Floyd, Co-Founder of Automation Interns, will show the custom CRM he is building with Claude Code to run his company's entire sales process: lead flow, follow-up, call notes, and client opportunities. He is building it out of necessity as Automation Interns scales its outreach and inbound pipeline across multiple industries. This is not AI as a future concept. It is a real build in progress, shaped by the same build-versus-buy questions every owner faces.
Whether you are an owner buried in manual admin or a builder wiring up your own agentic systems, you will see how AI development tools like Claude Code let non-technical operators build practical internal systems, cut the busywork, and clean up a messy sales process. You will leave with a clear model you can apply to your own business.
Leading the session is Liam Floyd, Co-Founder of Automation Interns, an Arizona company that pairs small and medium-sized businesses with talented ASU engineers to build practical AI systems and automations. Liam leads sales and business development, finding the repetitive workflows inside a business and turning them into buildable projects. He is joined by his co-founder, Jon Schack.
Two locations, one session. Join us Tuesday, July 21 at Biltmore or Wednesday, July 22 at Chandler. Free to attend, lunch on us, open to the public.
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