How to Import Amazon Ads Reports

Manual CSV and XLSX Uploads

Most Amazon Ads imports start with a direct download from the Advertising Console. Choose the account, date range, and report type you need, then export the file as CSV, XLSX, or TSV. In your dashboard, use the upload option and select the same file.

• Keep one row per campaign, ad group, or search term depending on the report.
• Check that the date range matches the reconciliation window.
• Use consistent file names so each import maps correctly to the right account.

The Amazon Ads Dashboard by Todoza accepts these formats and consolidates imported files into one view.

Scheduled Email and Automated Imports

Manual uploads work well for occasional checks, but scheduled imports reduce the chance of missing a reporting window. Some Amazon Ads workflows allow daily email delivery of reports, and compatible analytics systems can pull those attachments automatically.

• Set up a scheduled report in the Amazon Advertising Console and send it to a monitored inbox.
• Use an email bridge or automation worker to extract the attachment and load it into your analytics tool.
• Keep separate report tokens or account settings consistent when importing from multiple Amazon marketplaces.

This type of workflow is useful when you need recurring imports without logging in to download files each day.

When This Matters

Imports become more important when you are comparing Amazon Ads sales across two different reports. If one report is loaded as a daily email and another is uploaded manually, date or timezone differences can make totals appear mismatched even when the underlying ad performance is the same.

Standardizing the import method, file format, and reporting schedule helps keep raw data aligned before you start reconciliation. It also makes it easier to trace any numeric gap back to a specific campaign or account.