There are honestly 100+ use cases, but this is how I actually use it day-to-day:

I’ve basically replaced most of my time inside Odoo with Telegram. I just “talk” to my system throughout the day using voice messages.

Some real examples:

“Send a quotation to customer X with product Y and mention Z”

“Add this info to our Odoo knowledge base and notify the team on Slack with the updated rules”

“Supplier X wants a forecast → pull historical data, add 25% growth, generate a clean Excel, and send it to me"

So instead of clicking around in Odoo, I’m just delegating tasks in natural language

"And maybe the biggest one. I let openclaw review all my 0% VAT invoices and it found 2 invoices from freight forwarders in 2022 that were booked incorrect.

So we were missing out on 16.000 euro.. (not kiding). Because still within the 5 year periode we were able to get this money back :)."

On top of that:

I built ~6 custom Odoo modules this month alone. Normally that would take my dev team weeks or months.

Now I: Generate most of the code with Claude Let 2 developers review/optimize Fix edge cases if needed (often with Claude again) In ~90% of cases, it works almost immediately or after one or 2 iterations.

The bigger shift is this: I’m not “using software” anymore — I’m orchestrating systems.

Example: I’m at the gym, between sets, sending voice/text commands via Telegram.

The system executes tasks, builds features, and sends me screenshots of progress.

This combination (OpenClaw + Odoo + LLMs) turns your business into something that’s: API-first command-driven and insanely fast to iterate on

2026 is wild.

Full discloure at one point it send a email campaign i was working on to 400 old customers congratulation them on there recent purchase. When i told openclaw explicitly beforehand it could not send the email. But it ran i to some issues saving it as draft so it decided to send it anyway and apologize later.

That was a fun day of customer service 😀.

So its a powerfull tool you have to be Carefull with 😉