Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of CENDAS by fetching the homepage and pricing page. The site published core facts (product description, pricing tiers, differentiators, customer results) in accessible form, though feature-level tier breakdowns and explicit competitor comparisons were not explicitly detailed.

• ›Step [0] and [3] (both homepage fetches) returned substantially different structured content—CENDAS overview, pricing intro, and differentiators—suggesting the homepage surfaces multiple answer facets on a single page or the agent re-fetched to extract missed sections.
• ›Step [2] (pricing page /preise/) provided exact pricing in tabular form (View/Check/Work/Manage tiers with €/month rates, starter packages, add-ons), eliminating need for contact sales for baseline costs.
• ›Agent identified gaps it could not bridge: feature mappings per tier (what does 'Check' vs 'Work' unlock?), explicit competitor comparisons, and the ROI calculator tool mentioned but not directly accessible—correctly flagged as unclear rather than hallucinated.
• ›All four steps were fetches of the target domain (cendas.net and cendas.net/preise); no search results or third-party sources were used, indicating the site was self-contained and navigable via internal links.
• ›The 'friction outcome' of 'succeeded_with_light_bridge' aligns with the fact that agent had to guess the /preise URL path or recognize it from homepage context, then reassemble homepage content across multiple fetches—no deep navigation tree or sitemap was surfaced.