The agent successfully read three core pages (homepage, FAQ, process) and assembled a complete picture of what Harsha Innovation does, who they serve, and how they price and differentiate. The site is moderately navigable but intentionally withhold-heavy on pricing and guarantees, requiring direct contact via WhatsApp for quotes.

• ›The site publishes no prices or price ranges; all pricing is quote-after-visit. The agent correctly identified this as a business model feature, not a retrieval failure, and documented the quote process from the FAQ and process pages.
• ›Installation scope is deliberately ambiguous on the site: the homepage says pieces are 'ready to fix,' but the process page clarifies that fitting is not in core scope and clients must arrange their own installer. The agent had to synthesize both pages to resolve the confusion.
• ›The site emphasizes material selection and climate/exposure advice as a differentiator (mild steel vs. stainless 304 vs. 202) and this was clearly stated on both the homepage and FAQ, making it a strong content-bearing claim.
• ›The agent discovered all three pages by following links from the homepage (FAQ and process were both linked there), not by guessing URLs, demonstrating the site's internal navigation is functional for this task.
• ›Warranty, testimonials, years in business, and GST/registration details are completely absent from the fetched pages and the agent correctly flagged them as unfound rather than claiming model memory; no page truncation suggests these sections do not exist on the site.