The agent successfully assembled a coherent explanation of DeUna's service, target groups, and current pilot status by fetching the three main pages (home, business signup, courier signup). The site was navigable but sparse: it published positioning and signup requirements but withheld all pricing, launch timelines, and competitive differentiation, forcing the agent to acknowledge gaps rather than fill them from memory.

• ›The homepage contained contradictory signals: calls-to-action like 'Pedir de una' and 'Explorar mi zona' suggest a live service, but the site explicitly states it is not yet operating ('Estamos preparando nuestro lanzamiento'). The agent correctly flagged this as confusing rather than resolving it through inference.
• ›Pricing is completely absent across all three fetched pages—no consumer fees, business commissions, or courier pay rates are disclosed. The agent reported this factually and did not invent numbers, demonstrating restraint.
• ›The /comercios and /domiciliarios pages both use pilot-enrollment language ('la inscripción no garantiza un cupo'), signaling a gated launch. The site published the enrollment process but not the pilot criteria or timeline, leaving the agent unable to answer 'how to actually join.'
• ›The agent did not fetch the privacy notice (/aviso-de-privacidad) or attempt to extract content from the on-page sections (#como-funciona, #explorar) mentioned in the homepage response. The final response correctly flagged these as unchecked, showing honesty about coverage limits.
• ›The site provides no contact information, FAQ, or about page, and links to 'Dónde llegamos' and 'Nuestra historia' are missing. The agent had to report these absences rather than infer content, keeping the answer grounded in what was actually fetched.