Gather supplier quotes by email
An agent contacted shower glass suppliers, pulled together replies, and kept the email thread moving.
- What they did
- A user asked OpenClaw to find local shower glass suppliers and reach out to them. The agent sent the emails, collected the responses, and continued the follow-up conversation inside one chat thread. The user kept an eye on the domain-specific details throughout.
- How it went
- It returned supplier quotes by email. It needed close supervision and was not reliable enough to place an order.
- Tips
- Use it for outreach and comparison, but review anything technical carefully. Make the agent pause for approval before it sends messages or agrees to any purchase.
Try it yourself with OpenClaw
Find [number] local [supplier type] suppliers in [location] and draft an email asking each one for a quote for [job details]. Keep a running comparison of their replies, including price, timing, and any notes. Before you send any email, show me the draft and wait for my approval; also pause before accepting a quote, placing an order, or making any payment. Stop once you have responses from at least [number] suppliers.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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