The agent assembled a working overview of SoftOffice.be by fetching the homepage twice and the pricing page twice, relying heavily on HTML meta tags and schema markup rather than rendered page content. The site proved minimally navigable for discovery — the agent could not reach detailed service pages (/services returned 404) and had to work around truncated HTML responses, ultimately delivering a partial answer that identified what they do (local PC/Mac repair), who they serve (individuals and small businesses in Brussels), and their pricing philosophy (transparent, quote-based) but could not surface specific service rates or detailed differentiation.

• ›Steps [1, 3, 7, 8] returned HTML containing SEO meta tags and structured data (schema.org) that were the primary content-bearing sources — the agent extracted business description, address, phone, hours, and pricing approach from meta descriptions and schema fields, not from rendered page body text.
• ›The homepage HTML was truncated in both fetches ([1] and [3]), preventing the agent from accessing full service details, testimonials, or explicit positioning statements that likely existed below the fold.
• ›Navigation structure was broken or minimal: attempts to reach /services (step [6]), /about (step [9]), and /a-propos (step [10]) all returned 404s, indicating the site does not publish structured service pages or about pages; information had to be inferred from meta tags alone.
• ›The /tarifs page ([7, 8]) returned successfully but the response was truncated, so the agent could not confirm whether specific prices were listed there or if the page also relied on quote-based messaging.
• ›Web search in steps [5] and [12] returned irrelevant results (unrelated SoftOffice brands, SoftMaker Office), confirming the agent could not supplement findings through search.
• ›The agent filled gaps using prior knowledge (29% of fetches were prior knowledge guesses per the preamble), indicating the site relies on schema markup discoverability rather than accessible, human-readable content layout.