Dashboard Support for Multiple Amazon Marketplaces
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Quick answer
Amazon Ads Dashboard by Todoza is a multi-account reporting workspace that consolidates Amazon Ads data across multiple seller accounts and up to nine marketplaces. It is designed for agencies and multi-brand sellers that need side-by-side visibility without switching between separate logins. The interface tracks spend, sales, ROAS, and wasted spend, and supports team access with role-based permissions. Campaign changes remain manual because the dashboard is not a campaign management tool.
That multi-account structure is most useful when you need to answer a simple question quickly: which account or marketplace is underperforming? The dashboard gives you a consistent view so you can compare performance without rebuilding reports in spreadsheets.
What the dashboard consolidates
The dashboard pulls Amazon Ads reporting into one place. Instead of reviewing separate search-term or bulk reports, you see key metrics such as ad spend, sales, ROAS, and wasted spend across the accounts and marketplaces you manage.
Because the workspace supports role-based permissions, you can give team members access to relevant views without handing over full account control. This is particularly helpful for agencies that need to share progress with clients or internal stakeholders.
When multiple marketplaces change the picture
Different Amazon marketplaces can deliver different placement performance for the same product. A keyword that works well in the US may waste spend in Canada or Germany. With up to nine marketplaces supported, you can compare those signals without treating every market as a separate project.
If you find consistently inefficient terms in one region, the Amazon Negative Keyword Tool by Todoza can help prioritize which terms to negate before spend accumulates.
What the dashboard will not do
The dashboard is a monitoring and analysis surface, not a campaign automation tool. It will not make negative keyword or bid changes on its own, and it will not push changes directly into Amazon Ads. Users review the data and then choose what to update in Amazon or a companion tool.
For teams that want more detailed report import and snapshot generation, the Amazon Ads Report Analyzer adds automated imports and client-ready performance PDFs.
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Keeping multiple accounts and marketplaces visible in one view makes it easier to connect Amazon Ads decisions to product page placement outcomes. When you can see which marketplace or brand is driving inefficient spend, you can prioritize cleanup work where it matters most. That is the same cross-account clarity you need when evaluating what good placement performance looks like across a larger Amazon ads strategy.