Agent successfully assembled a coherent overview of DMF Koeltechniek by fetching the homepage and about/pricing pages directly from memory, but the site's broken navigation (missing /diensten, /producten, /prijzen pages) forced reliance on what was disclosed on the homepage—resulting in gaps around detailed pricing, product specifics, and service breakdowns that would normally be published elsewhere.

• ›Homepage [0] was the primary content source, delivering comprehensive positioning (services, certifications, track record, geographic reach, pricing floor) in a single fetch—site design centralizes key facts there rather than distributing across subpages.
• ›Agent bypassed broken navigation entirely: /diensten, /producten, and /prijzen all returned 404s [1, 2, 4], forcing the agent to type URLs from memory [3] (/over-ons) rather than follow links—only 40% of URLs were site-surfaced.
• ›Pricing disclosure was minimal and not interactive: only the €1,250 baseline was published; no package tiers, system-type breakdowns, or comparative quotes were available on any fetched page, requiring users to contact directly.
• ›Brand partnerships and certifications were explicitly named on the site (Daikin, Mitsubishi, LG, Samsung; F-gasses, STEK, VCA), but product catalog and detailed service scope were absent—site emphasizes trust signals over product transparency.
• ›Agent correctly flagged a minor inconsistency (Panasonic mentioned in [0] but absent from [3]) and acknowledged reliance on contact-based pricing—staying within the bounds of what was actually published rather than speculating.