Multiple Marketplace and Account Support for Amazon Ads Teams
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Quick answer
Multiple marketplace and account support in Amazon Ads tools allows media teams, agencies, and marketplace managers to analyze search term performance across regions without switching between isolated spreadsheets or consoles. In the Todoza toolset, this capability covers major Amazon marketplaces including the US, UK, DE, FR, IT, ES, CA, AU, UAE, and JP. Cross-account workflows let team members review negative keyword candidates, bid change opportunities, and spend trends in one shared workspace before applying decisions manually.
If your team manages campaigns in more than one Amazon account or country, this support changes how you organize cleanup work. Instead of duplicating the same review process for each storefront, teammates can move between accounts and marketplaces inside a shared workflow.
Which marketplaces and accounts are covered
The supported marketplaces include Amazon US, UK, DE, FR, IT, ES, CA, AU, UAE, and JP. This covers North America, major European storefronts, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Japan, which is useful when a brand or agency needs consistent cleanup routines across regions.
Amazon Negative Keyword Tool by Todoza organizes this around role-based workflows. A manager can assign marketplace-specific or account-specific reviews, and teammates can act on the same set of negative keyword and bid change recommendations without losing context.
How cross-account workflows keep changes controlled
Multi-account support does not mean automatic campaign edits. The tools are read-only by design, so flagged negative keywords and bid adjustment opportunities still require human review and approval before anything is applied. That matters when several people work across different Amazon accounts at once.
Typical cross-account uses include:
- Reviewing negative keyword candidates for multiple marketplaces from the same queue.
- Comparing underperforming search terms by account without rebuilding filters.
- Assigning bid change investigations to teammates while keeping the approval chain visible.
When multi-marketplace support matters
This capability matters most when different clients, brands, or regional storefronts run similar campaign structures. Instead of maintaining separate spreadsheets and manual rules for each marketplace, the team can apply one review process across accounts and then localize decisions where needed.
The Amazon Ads Dashboard by Todoza is designed to show cross-account visibility, which can make it easier to spot waste trends that repeat in several marketplaces before assigning a cleanup task.
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For teams already using a workflow for assigning negatives, bid changes, and investigations, multi-marketplace support keeps those steps consistent across accounts. The output is still a human-approved list, but the review and prioritization can happen in one shared view rather than as separate marketplace projects.