The agent could not access proshop.dk directly (all requests returned 403 Forbidden) and instead assembled an answer entirely from web search results and third-party aggregators. The site is not machine-readable to this agent, forcing reliance on external sources that lack official pricing, business terms, and current policies.

• ›The target domain blocks automated fetch requests entirely (403 on homepage, /om-os, bare domain). The agent could not retrieve any first-party content, making this a discovery-only task dependent on external signals.
• ›Step [5] (web search) was the sole content-bearing step and provided all substantive information via snippets and linked third-party pages (price aggregators, case studies, Trustpilot). The agent cited all six sources from search results.
• ›Critical business information (volume pricing, invoicing terms, company accounts, shipping/return policies, warranty handling) could not be confirmed from third-party sources or site content. The agent explicitly flagged these gaps as 'missing' rather than filling them with speculation.
• ›Mixed customer reviews in search results revealed warranty issues (refund instead of replacement, failed repairs without recourse), which contradicted marketing claims of 'customer service.' The agent correctly attributed these to isolated reviews, not a verified pattern.
• ›The agent relied on dated or estimated metrics (140 employees from a vendor case study, revenue figures from data aggregators) and disclosed the limits of each source. No first-party confirmation was possible.