Agent gathered a complete high-level overview by fetching the homepage and services page, then clearly called out what was missing or vague (no case studies, no full project costs, placeholder ROI inputs, undefined billing terms). The site surfaced core offerings and entry-level pricing directly; gaps were identified because the site did not provide them, not because the agent failed to find them.

• ›Site publishes core service offerings and entry-level prices directly on the homepage and services pages; agent did not need to guess or infer service types.
• ›All prices are explicitly marked as 'Einstiegspreise' (entry prices), and the site makes no commitment to typical full-project costs for ERP—the agent correctly identified this as a structural gap, not a retrieval failure.
• ›ROI calculator is present but uses an unjustified 'typischer Richtwert' (€12,000) with placeholder inputs; agent correctly noted the arithmetic is sound but inputs lack basis, showing the site is self-consistent but not fully transparent.
• ›No case studies, client testimonials, or reference projects appear on the fetched pages; agent verified their absence rather than assuming they exist elsewhere.
• ›Billing model for ERP and KI-Agenten services is not stated on the services page despite being central to cost estimation; the site leaves this deliberately open ('besprechen wir offen' for Website-Abo), indicating a sales-driven pricing strategy rather than published terms.