The agent assembled a functional explanation of Inmovilla by working around direct site access (blocked by Cloudflare) and piecing together information from web searches and third-party review sites. It successfully identified what Inmovilla is (a Spanish real estate CRM), who it serves (agencies), pricing (€79/month), and key differentiators (Spain-focused, Idealista integration). However, the explanation relies entirely on indirect sources rather than the company's own published materials, and several details could not be verified or were incomplete (exact feature differentiation, international scope, detailed competitor comparisons).

• ›Step [3] search snippet revealed Inmovilla is a 'CRM inmobiliario con IA' (real estate CRM with AI), but the actual site remained inaccessible via Cloudflare challenge.
• ›Steps [4] and [7] searches surfaced third-party aggregators (Crunchbase, Appvizer, SoftwareWorld, G2) and competitor comparison sites (InmoProCRM) as the primary information sources—not Inmovilla's own documentation.
• ›Step [6] search result included a direct reference to 'inmovilla.com/precios/' (pricing page), but the agent could not fetch it due to the same Cloudflare block, forcing reliance on cached/quoted pricing from ComparaSoft and other resellers.
• ›Step [5] (Appvizer review page fetch) was the only successfully retrieved content-bearing page, which provided structured feature lists and user reviews but not authoritative product positioning.
• ›The agent had to assemble the narrative from prior knowledge (Spain market, real estate CRM space) combined with fragmented snippets from third-party sites—no centralized, agent-readable product documentation (docs, structured data, llms.txt) was reachable.
• ›The site's Cloudflare protection made direct access impossible, and no fallback mechanism (robots.txt-compliant API, structured metadata in search snippets, public pricing page screenshots) was available to close the information gap.