Agent successfully gathered core facts about Cerpass Group's business model, services, and competitive positioning from accessible site pages and search results. Pricing information was unavailable; the main homepage was inaccessible (403 error), forcing reliance on subpages and search-surfaced URLs.

• ›The homepage (http://www.cerpass.com.tw/en-US) returned a 403 access error, leaving the primary entry point inaccessible; the agent pivoted to service-specific pages and the About page, which were publicly readable and contained substantive descriptions.
• ›Pricing was not published anywhere on the site or in search results; the agent correctly reported this gap rather than inferring costs, though the final response's 'Pricing' section relies on model judgment that costs are typically custom-quoted rather than site-derived fact.
• ›Search results (steps [3] and [10]) were critical sources—they surfaced the English About page URL and regional service pages that the agent then fetched directly; the site's navigation structure was not fully explored because the homepage was blocked.
• ›The About page (step [6]) and EMC page (step [9]) provided the bulk of substantive content: founding date, service lines, accreditations, and target product categories. Both are properly cited in the final response's sources.
• ›Regional and language variants (Chinese, English, Arabic, etc.) appeared in search results but were not fetched; the agent focused on English-language pages, limiting depth on how services differentiate by market.