The agent satisfied the task by fetching three pages (homepage, pricing, FAQ) and synthesizing a coherent explanation of Stratta's product, pricing, and positioning. The site was navigable and published the required information in structured, fetchable form, but lacked clarity on licensing, Enterprise terms, and concrete product workflow examples.

• ›The homepage was fetched from memory (not surfaced by navigation), suggesting it's not linked from any discovered index or search; the agent knew to type the URL directly, indicating prior knowledge or inference.
• ›Pricing was fully explicit and machine-readable on /tarifs, including the clarification that 5 CHF per extra norm is one-time (not recurring), resolving an ambiguity from the homepage.
• ›The FAQ page was fetched but summarized in French rather than transcribed verbatim, indicating the agent received translated/condensed content that did not surface full Q&A pairs on the homepage itself.
• ›Licensing and data ownership claims are present but vague: Stratta explicitly disclaims responsibility for standards rights, shifting burden to the user, but the FAQ does not publish a worked example of compliance checks.
• ›The site sheet (geotechnical module) is described as available 'on request, office by office' with no public pricing, blocking full evaluation of the product scope without contacting sales.