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Where the data comes from

Every figure we show you, and exactly where it came from.

We show which Amazon-written prompts shoppers clicked on your ads, and what they sold — from your uploaded Prompts report and the listing text you give us. Sponsored Prompts reporting is US-only.

How it flows

From Amazon, into decisions. Nothing in between.

Amazon Ads API · comingPrompts + SP campaign · USYour listing textpasted today · Central: comingPrompt topicsOpportunitiesListing gapsAdcquire

Coming · daily · sends only when a person presses Send · revocable from Amazon

Today the Prompts and campaign reports arrive by upload, and listing text by paste; the direct connection to Amazon Ads and your catalogue is coming, pending Amazon’s approval.

Data sources, what each tells us, and its limits
SourceWhat it tells usTypeLimits
Sponsored Prompts reportPrompt text, the ad it ran on, impressions, clicks, CTR, CPC, spend, sales, ACOS, ROAS, 7-day orders and units.Amazon dataUS advertisers only. A prompt appears only once it has been clicked. Today you download it from Ads Console and upload it; a daily sync is coming, pending Amazon’s approval.
Sponsored Products campaign reportCampaign spend, sales and ACOS — so prompt spend can be seen against the campaign it comes from.Amazon dataUS. Uploaded from Ads Console today; a daily sync is coming, pending Amazon’s approval.
Search terms and Search Query PerformanceNot used today. Planned: the long, question-shaped queries shoppers type, and how your share of them converts.Amazon dataPlanned (needs Brand Analytics access and Amazon’s permission to combine with Ads data).
Reviews and Q&ANot used today.Not usedAdcquire doesn’t read reviews or Q&A.
Your listing contentTitle, bullets, attributes and A+ text you paste in — the content Amazon writes prompts from — checked against the prompts shoppers clicked.From youLive: paste your listing text. Reading it from Seller / Vendor Central is planned: it would need separate approval for Amazon’s Selling Partner API, and isn’t built.

What we cannot see

Individual shopper conversations stay inside Amazon.

No brand, agency or tool can see what a particular shopper asked the assistant, or what it answered. The Prompts report is the closest thing to it: questions Amazon writes and places beside your ads, listed once a shopper clicks one. If anyone offers you more, ask where it comes from.

What we never do

We never scrape the assistant.

Asking Amazon’s shopping assistant questions by machine breaks Amazon’s terms, and any number built on it could vanish overnight. Everything Adcquire shows comes from Amazon’s own reports, or from your own listing. Demos and models are labelled as such.

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