Multiple Amazon Accounts and Marketplace Reporting
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Quick answer
Cross-account and multi-marketplace reporting is a core capability of Todoza’s Amazon Ads analytics tools. Agencies and brands can connect multiple seller or vendor accounts, view data from up to nine Amazon marketplaces, and assign role-based editor or viewer access to team members. That setup consolidates spend, sales, ROAS, ACoS, clicks, and waste metrics into a single workspace, reducing the need to switch between regional portals when reviewing global advertising performance.
That means you do not have to run separate reports for each marketplace or account. Instead, you can compare regions side by side and spot where a campaign is performing differently before you move into bid-adjustment decisions.
What multi-account support actually covers
Multiple account support means you can consolidate data from different Amazon Ads accounts and marketplaces into shared reporting views. The analytics tools covered here support up to nine marketplaces and allow team members to work in defined roles, such as editors and viewers. They are designed for reporting and analysis rather than direct campaign edits, so bid and negative keyword changes still happen through your review process.
For example, the Amazon Ads Dashboard by Todoza lets you drill down from an account-level overview to a search-term view. That is especially useful for agencies handling multiple clients or brands running separate regional storefronts.
Marketplace coverage and reporting workflow
Marketplace support in these tools generally covers nine Amazon marketplaces. The Amazon Ads Report Analyzer, for instance, focuses on Sponsored Products search-term reports at daily granularity. You can import files manually via CSV, XLSX, or TSV, or set up scheduled email imports to keep the data refreshed without repeated uploads.
Before choosing a product, check that your account structure and reporting format match the tool. If you need an automated reporting workflow with ready-to-share PDF snapshots, the report analyzer is a focused fit. If you want broader account and marketplace comparisons, the dashboard offers a consolidated view.
When this matters for bid adjustments
Multi-marketplace visibility matters most when you are deciding where to adjust placement bids. A campaign may look profitable in one marketplace but wasteful in another. If those signals are buried in separate reports, it becomes harder to prioritize accurately.
- Compare ROAS or ACoS trends across accounts before changing bids.
- Look for consistent cost concentrations in a single marketplace or account.
- Use role-based access so regional managers can review data without full editing rights.
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Once your accounts and marketplaces are consolidated, you can move back to the campaign prioritization process and make bid adjustments where the cross-marketplace data shows the clearest need.