The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of Aqua+ by combining the homepage fetch with three targeted web searches; however, the site's URL structure was broken (404s on navigation links), forcing reliance on search results and model inference to fill critical gaps like competitor positioning and Automist's distribution model.

• ›Homepage fetches [0, 3] provided core service offerings and sector targets, but the site's navigation links (aqua.nl/wat-wij-doen, aqua.nl/over-ons) returned 404, making the site's internal navigation inaccessible to the agent.
• ›Pricing information was not published anywhere on the homepage; the agent correctly identified this gap and noted only an indirect "$$$$" tier signal, requiring users to contact Aqua+ directly.
• ›Search results [7, 8, 9] were essential for competitive positioning and product differentiation; these facts (Saval, Unica, Hoefnagels as competitors; Fuse and Automist features) were not retrievable from the broken site structure and appear sourced entirely from external company databases and third-party listings.
• ›Automist's ownership/distribution model was ambiguous: search results showed it available through Ferguson.com and automist.us, but the agent could not determine from aqua.nl whether Aqua+ exclusively owns or merely distributes it, leaving uncertainty about a key differentiator.
• ›The site is Dutch-only (no English version accessible via aqua.nl/en, which returned 404), limiting self-service discoverability for non-Dutch speakers despite the agent's attempt to find English content.