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Upload your reports

Get the Prompts report (and the Campaign report) out of Ads Console and into your dashboard, every week. All help.

The Prompts report

  1. In Amazon Ads Console, open Reports and click Create report.
  2. Report category: Sponsored Products. Report type: Prompts. Time unit: Daily.
  3. Pick the dates: the last full week, Monday to Sunday, or as far back as Amazon allows (65 days) the first time.
  4. Run it, download the file, and drop it on Data & uploads in Adcquire. A CSV or Excel file both work.

The Campaign report, for ACOS

  1. Same place: Sponsored Products → Campaign, time unit Daily, the same dates.
  2. Drop it on Data & uploads too. It adds ACOS with and without prompts, and lets pause rules compare a prompt with its campaign.

Every week

  1. Each Monday, run both reports for the week just gone and upload them. Uploading the same dates again replaces them — nothing is counted twice.
  2. After each Prompts report upload, your pause rules and any automation set to run after each upload run, new prompts are announced in Alerts, and the Overview moves on a week.

Amazon keeps prompts for 65 days only, so a weekly upload is what builds your history. Once Amazon is connected, the reports come in by themselves (see Connect Amazon).

Other guides

  • Read your decisions — What the decisions on the Overview and the To-do list are, why each one is there, and how to clear them.
  • Pause rules and automations — Stop paying for prompts that don’t sell: rules that propose pauses, automations that propose bid and budget moves, and approving them.
  • Connect Amazon — What the Amazon Ads connection will do — fetch your reports and send the changes you approve — and how to switch it off.
  • Your listing, Q&A and reviews — Find the questions shoppers ask that your product page doesn’t answer, draft the answer, and check what Amazon’s assistant says.
  • What runs on its own — The Scheduled page, “tell me when” watches, event windows for Prime Day and launches, and budget pacing.
  • Your team and approvals — Invite people, choose who can change what, and require a second person to approve.
  • When something goes wrong