Amazon sellers
Track the advertising signals that affect a growing catalog without hiding freshness, currency, or account scope.
See the workflowAmazon PPC control shaped around how your team works.
SellerPilot provides an organization-scoped workspace for authorized Amazon advertising data. Sellers can inspect performance and pacing without living in exports. Brand teams can use consistent definitions across stakeholders. Agencies can review multiple connected accounts while preserving tenant and profile boundaries. Every solution uses the same principle: show the source, time window, calculation, and capability status before asking a person to trust the result.
Choose your workflow
One control layer, three operating models.
The underlying metrics do not change when the audience changes, but the decision cadence, risk boundaries, reporting needs, and account structure do. These pages explain those differences rather than repeating generic software claims.
Amazon brands
Give performance and leadership teams a shared, evidence-led view of spend, sales attribution, pacing, and review priorities.
See the workflowAmazon agencies
Standardize multi-account review while keeping each organization, advertiser profile, and approval boundary separate.
See the workflowCommon operating foundation
Useful across a single account or a portfolio.
SellerPilot starts with Amazon-hosted OAuth, discovers permitted advertising profiles, and synchronizes campaign and reporting data into an isolated organization workspace. Calculated metrics retain their reporting window and profile context. Budget pacing compares spend-to-date with elapsed time; it does not promise delivery, sales, or profit.
Review the Amazon Ads integrationCurrentOAuth, profile discovery, campaign sync, reporting sync, analytics, budget pacing
In developmentWasted-spend and target review logic
PlannedExplainable recommendations and approval workflow
Not liveAutonomous optimization and external AI/MCP review
What changes by audience?
The evidence is shared. The operating decision is not.
A marketplace seller may need a fast weekly check across a growing catalog. A brand team may need finance, ecommerce, and leadership to agree on attribution and budget context. An agency may need to repeat the same quality controls across clients without exposing one tenant to another. SellerPilot uses the same scoped source data and deterministic metric definitions for each model, then adapts the review guidance to the audience’s account structure and responsibility. It does not convert a pacing state into a universal instruction or assume that every campaign shares the same objective. Before relying on a result, the user can confirm the profile, marketplace, currency, reporting window, data-through date, and current product capability. That shared discipline makes the workflow more useful without pretending software can replace product economics, inventory context, or authorized human judgment.
Use the PPC audit checklistBuilt-in boundaries
Trust is part of the product design.
Scoped authorization
Customers authorize access with Amazon OAuth. SellerPilot never asks for or stores an Amazon account password.
Review before action
Current analysis remains distinct from proposed and executed actions. Planned write workflows will require explicit permissions and validation.
Tenant separation
Organizations, users, connections, accounts, profiles, sync jobs, and subscription entitlements remain scoped to the correct customer.
Connect an account and inspect the evidence.
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