The agent successfully assembled a coherent overview of Adecco's business model, services, and pricing structure by fetching the homepage and two FAQ pages. The site was partially navigable but required web search and direct URL guessing to locate pricing details; core service pages returned 404 errors and employer-side content was sparse.

• ›Steps [2], [7], and [8] were the only successful content-bearing fetches; they provided direct answers about services (step 2), employer pricing formula (step 7), and worker compensation (step 8). All three were cited in the final response's sources.
• ›The site forced a domain redirect (adecco.fr → adecco.com/fr-fr) at step [1], which the agent correctly followed; this is not a navigability issue but a structural fact about the domain.
• ›Attempted direct navigation to /services and /solutions pages (steps [3], [4]) failed with 404 errors, indicating either poor site structure or that employer-focused content is not discoverable via standard URL patterns. The agent worked around this by using web search.
• ›Pricing details were not exposed on the homepage; the agent located them via web search (step [5]) and then fetched the FAQ page directly. The site does publish pricing logic (coefficient formula, components), but it is buried in FAQ rather than featured.
• ›The agent explicitly called out gaps in the response: no published rate cards, no competitor comparisons on-site, no accessible internal pricing dashboard, and unclear margin breakdown. These gaps stem from site content sparsity (pricing is formula-only, not rate-based) rather than agent failure.