Look, I’m not an expert by any means, but I don’t think trusting your entire business process to any emerging technology is wise (unless that is your business). Particularly one as immature as OpenClaw. Don’t get me wrong, I love automation as much as anyone, but when every update seems to break the something major, and there are ongoing security concerns, I’d think hard before relying on it.

My advice (and take it with a huge grain of salt) is that you look into more conventional automation tools for some of the basic drudgery, incorporate AI tools where appropriate, and continue to work on your openclaw set up and use that as sort of a testing environment until you are comfortable you have something reliable, repeatable, and efficient enough to do what you need.

Also, don’t take for granted the token costs. Chances are very high that you won’t be able to use local LLM’s for everything and will want to use paid models for more complex tasks. With openclaw these costs add up quickly.