A real user would frequently use the Tennessee Secretary of State's website to search for business entities. Please attempt to find the 'Business Services' or 'Business Search' section of the website. If you can locate a search bar or a link to a business search, describe its appearance and how a user would typically initiate a search for a business by name. Do not perform the search.
Navigate to 'https://tnsos.net/'. Given the previous issues with clicking and scrolling, attempt to identify any visible links or sections related to 'Business Services', 'Business Search', 'Corporations', or similar terms on the homepage. If no such links are immediately visible, try to infer a direct URL for a business search page (e.g., 'https://tnsos.net/business-search' or 'https://tnsos.net/corporations'). If a business search page is successfully accessed, describe the location and appearance of the search bar or input field for business names. Explain the typical user action required to initiate a search (e.g., clicking a 'Search' button, pressing Enter). If the website remains unresponsive or no business search functionality can be identified, clearly state this limitation.
The agent successfully navigates to a page containing business search functionality. The agent accurately describes the appearance and location of the business name search input field. The agent clearly explains how a user would initiate the search (e.g., by clicking a button or pressing Enter). If the agent cannot find the business search or interact with the site, it explicitly states the encountered limitations and why the task cannot be completed.