The agent assembled a usable overview of IAT Aesthetics & Therapy by bypassing a non-functional primary website and aggregating information from Instagram, directory listings, and search results. The site was poorly navigable for direct discovery—the main domain was down—forcing reliance on social media and third-party business listings.

• ›The target domain iatdr.com was inaccessible (displaying a technical difficulties message), so all substantive information came from external sources: Instagram [3], oladoc.com [4], and search snippets [1].
• ›The agent correctly identified that the business combines physiotherapy and aesthetics—a key differentiator—but this came from search results and Instagram, not from the clinic's own website.
• ›Pricing information was only available on the Instagram page [3], presented as limited-time promotional packages; no transparent per-service pricing was found anywhere.
• ›The agent noted Dr. Azaz Ali Khan as the founder but acknowledged missing staff credentials and specialties—information that would typically be published on a functional clinic website but was absent from all accessible sources.
• ›The agent's final response cited three specific sources (Instagram, atyourservice.pk listing, oladoc.com) and acknowledged that the main website needed 'technical repairs,' setting realistic expectations about data completeness.