The agent assembled a partial but useful explanation of Bigglietto's core offering (metal NFC business cards + CRM) from the homepage and CRM sign-in page, but could not resolve critical gaps about CRM inclusion, pricing, and data handling because the site left key questions unanswered and split information across pages without clear integration.

• ›The homepage (step [0]) was the sole substantive source; it contained all product positioning, pricing, and feature claims. Step [1] (the /crm page) added nothing — it was a sign-in screen that deliberately redirected back to the homepage.
• ›The site lists FAQ questions without answers on the homepage, explicitly preventing the agent from addressing them; this is a direct content gap, not a navigation failure.
• ›CRM inclusion is ambiguous by design: the Personal plan lists 'personal CRM panel' as included, but a separate '/crm' page and 'Activa tu CRM' link suggest it may be sold separately or activated post-purchase. The site does not clarify this on either the product or CRM pages.
• ›Pricing discrepancy ($899 → $699 for Personal) and volume discount tiers (for Business) are stated on the homepage but not explained; the agent cannot verify whether these are sales tactics, bulk rates, or time-limited promotions.
• ›The agent correctly identified that the only comparison offered is against paper cards, not against competing NFC or CRM vendors; the site does not substantiate its competitive claims, forcing the agent to note them as unverified.