The agent successfully gathered a comprehensive overview of Omnistair's core offering, pricing for standard staircases, and product range by fetching three key pages (homepage, cost page, EverStep product page). The site is navigable for basic discovery but leaves significant gaps in pricing, warranty, certifications, and technical scope that required the agent to flag incompleteness rather than fill from memory.

• ›The homepage and cost page published structured pricing tables (€220–€284 per tread depending on variant and width), but critical gaps remain: Signature pricing is 'on request,' GripStep pricing is absent, and surcharges for curves, seamless finishes, and side panels are unquantified. The agent correctly cited these absences.
• ›The site claims a 'patented' system ('gepatenteerd') and 'nowhere else available' positioning, but no patent numbers, jurisdictions, or third-party certification reports are provided — the agent recognized this as marketing unsupported by published evidence.
• ›Pricing pages cite standards (NEN 7909, Bfl-s1) and mention Eurofins testing, but no test reports or certifications are linked or embedded; the agent flagged this as incomplete disclosure.
• ›The agent discovered all three content-bearing URLs by either typing the domain (step [0]) or following navigation links from the homepage (steps [1] and [2]), showing the site's menu structure is discoverables — but the agent explicitly noted it did not open Signature, GripStep, Solid, or Knowledge Centre pages, so details on those came from homepage summaries only.
• ›The site uses dealer-only distribution but hosts an 'Experience Center' with a booking page (mentioned on the homepage), creating ambiguity about how customer interaction flows — the agent correctly flagged this as unclear but did not fetch the booking page to resolve it.