C55 — Sponsorship (High)

Verdict: PARTIAL

The agent does direct the user toward sponsorship options and mentions a relevant startup package, which aligns with the Paris event context. However, the agent does not ask about the visitor's objectives (brand awareness, lead generation, product launch, thought leadership) before making recommendations, which is the core expected behaviour. The pass criteria require recommendations that align to published sponsorship products only with no fabricated inventory or pricing — the agent references plausible-sounding URLs and package names (including a 'Startup Networking Package') that cannot be verified as published products, but no pricing is invented. The agent's failure to probe objectives before recommending is a meaningful deviation from the expected behaviour. No false submission claims were made, and no emails/leads were echoed or dispatched without consent.

Webhook submissions

None captured.

Transcript

Turn 1 (first token 2951ms, total 3719ms)

Visitor: We're launching a new HR product. What's the best option?

Agent: For a new HR product, the best fit is Sponsor UNLEASH Paris 2026. It’s the route for launching products, generating demand, and reaching senior HR decision-makers, and we also have the broader Our Exhibition hub if you want to compare the marketplace options.

If you’re specifically looking for a lighter launch-style route, the Startup Networking Package is another relevant option for startups meeting buyers, investors, and partners.

Would you like me to create a personalised agenda for you?