Can You Import Data From Multiple Amazon Accounts?
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Quick answer
Multiple Amazon Ads accounts can be imported into Todoza’s analytics workspace, giving sellers a centralized view of campaign ROAS, spend, and wasted ad performance. This multi-account support is built into the dashboard, waste detector, and negative keyword modules, so teams can compare portfolios without manually stitching reports. The result is a more consistent foundation for evaluating campaigns that run at different margins, while Amazon Ads remains the place for direct changes.
For sellers and agencies managing more than one Amazon Advertising account, that central view removes much of the friction from report gathering. You still make campaign decisions in Amazon, but the analysis can happen in one place.
What Multi-Account Import Includes
The import workflows support multiple seller accounts, brand accounts, and Amazon marketplaces. The Amazon Ads Dashboard by Todoza can pull data through manual uploads or scheduled email reports, while the waste detector accepts Amazon Advertising Console exports, email bridge feeds, and GitHub Actions.
The negative keyword tool adds a multi-account view for search term cleanup, so underperforming terms can be prioritized without losing account-level context.
Why It Helps With Margin-Aware ROAS Comparison
When campaigns are split across accounts, simple ROAS rankings can hide margin differences. By centralizing account data, you can compare campaign performance using the same date range and metric definitions. This is useful before deciding where to shift budget or which search terms to pause.
- Consistent context: one view for account, campaign, and target data.
- Team review: shared roles support task assignment and cleanup plans.
- Read-only safety: modules are designed for analysis, not direct campaign edits.
When Multi-Account Import Matters
It matters most if you currently log into separate Amazon Advertising accounts to collect reports. A unified import is especially helpful for agencies, brand portfolio managers, and sellers running different margin profiles across marketplaces. Without centralized data, comparing a high-margin brand to a low-margin one can produce misleading conclusions about which account is actually managing ad spend better.
It also supports cleaner handoffs. Team members can review the same imported dataset before approving negative keyword or bid-lowering actions in the supported workflow.
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Being able to import data from multiple Amazon accounts is a foundational requirement for any serious ROAS comparison across campaigns with different margins. Once those accounts are centralized, the next step is using the same metrics to separate profitable scale from accounts that need budget cleanup.