The agent assembled a clear overview of Koter's offerings and target market from the homepage, but could not retrieve pricing, delivery costs, or customer eligibility criteria despite navigating to dedicated ordering and delivery pages—both the delivery FAQ page returned only headings without answers, and the ordering page confirmed an account requirement but provided no fee or eligibility details.

• ›Homepage (step [0]) was the only reliably content-bearing fetch; it conveyed the company's mission, product categories, brands, services, and interior design projects clearly.
• ›Two critical pages (steps [4] and [5]) returned truncated or structural-only content: the delivery/assembly page listed FAQ headings ('Hoe laat wordt mijn bestelling bezorgd?', 'Shipping costs', 'Payment methods') without answer text, and the ordering page confirmed account requirement but omitted prices, minimum order, and delivery costs.
• ›Site structure exposed pricing and fee information in FAQs but responses were not fetched or rendered; this suggests either lazy-loaded content, JavaScript rendering, or intentionally gated information requiring direct contact.
• ›Agent inferred B2B-only eligibility from account requirement ('Mijn Koter account') but site never explicitly confirmed whether private customers can order, creating unresolved ambiguity.
• ›Dead link (step [2]: koter.nl/bezorging → 404) forced agent to guess the correct URL (/klantenservice/levering-montage/), indicating poor internal link consistency or outdated navigation.