Build a simple tutorial and working CRM system using Figma the Buzzy no code app builder plugin

We're adding new working samples/tutorials to our Figma catalog and we need your help, please. The Buzzy No Code App builder [login to view URL] is a Figma plugin that allows you to build real-working apps and sites. For example, see some of the samples demos here [login to view URL]@buzzy In the past, we've successfully had Freelancers create working apps that we use as our tutorials and samples. For example, see this Working Health app [login to view URL] and this Book review app [login to view URL] Here's a walk through of the Health app [login to view URL] These examples are invaluable for new users looking to learn how to use the Buzzy Figma plugin and samples. We need your help to create a simple working Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system that allows an organization to keep track of their deals and communication with customers. Think of a Pipedrive or Sales Force - lite. If you have not used the Buzzy Plugin before don't panic - it's easy to to get started and learn how to use it [login to view URL] That said, we expect that you're proficient in both Figma and Buzzy. Core requirements: The app should be able to create/read/update/delete (CRUD) new Customers/Organizations, Contacts and Deals. If you need help understanding how this works look at the samples like Book Review, Recipe Review or Health App examples above that allows you to create reviews on either books or recipes or the Health App has ability to track log details on workouts. This is similar to how you cold create the relationship between Organizations->Contacts->Deals->Deal Activity. This uses the "Embedded Apps" field create the relationships. It would be great to have views/dashboard in to the data like latest deals or customer communication. Additionally, it should be easy for a user to "Duplicate" the file from the Figma catalog and click the Buzzy "Publish" button to see the example working. We're not limiting you to this capability, so feel free to use your imagination, but keep in mind this need to be simple so we can use it enable folk. Also as this is a tutorial, we'd love to see any guides, architecture charts that help the user to understand how to learn from this example. Your deliverables are the Figma files that will be publishable in the Figma Community, this means they should be working and there are no copyright infringements enabling us to publish the file as a demo/tutorial in the Figma catalog. Caveat: as this plugin is relatively new there will probably some features we'll need to enhance along the way, so this project will be a collaboration between you and Buzzy.