Agent successfully compiled a comprehensive overview of the clinic's services, pricing, and positioning by fetching the homepage and tariff page. The site publishes core facts clearly, but gaps in team credentials, outcome data, and specific insurance partnerships required the agent to acknowledge what wasn't present rather than infer.

• ›Pricing was fully exposed and machine-readable on a dedicated tariff page (/tarieven), allowing the agent to extract exact rates for physiotherapy sessions, package discounts, and performance coaching — this is the cleanest data on the site.
• ›Service positioning and philosophy ('Impact Method', criterion-driven progression, hybrid rehabilitation + performance model) was present on the homepage but required interpretation; the site uses marketing language rather than explicit competitive positioning statements.
• ›Team member names were listed but without credentials, certifications, or detailed experience — the agent correctly flagged this gap rather than inventing qualifications.
• ›The homepage was fetched multiple times (steps [0], [1], [3]), suggesting the agent was extracting different facets from the same page rather than the site offering dedicated subpages for each topic (services, audience, methodology were all on the homepage).
• ›The agent cited only two URLs in sources (homepage and tariff page), both fetched directly by URL memory or parent link, indicating no discovery layer friction — the site structure is flat and doesn't require navigation depth.