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Track every Amazon account, whether you run one or a hundred.

Your ads performance data is fragmented and slow to load in Amazon’s interface. Optmyzr brings unified reporting and monitoring across all your Amazon accounts, so you’ll never waste time getting a clear picture.

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PPC Monitoring Capabilities for Amazon Ads

Spot KPI anomalies before they hurt performance.

Configure alerts for critical KPIs like ACoS and sales. Optmyzr notifies you the moment metrics deviate from your benchmarks, via email, Slack, Teams, or wherever you work.

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Stay ahead of budget spending with real-time tracking and forecasts.

With real-time budget tracking and AI-powered forecasts, Optmyzr helps you avoid overspending or falling short. By factoring in current pacing, seasonality, and historical trends, it gives you a clear view of where your Amazon ad spend is headed, before it’s too late to adjust.

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Quickly get to the root of performance changes.

Noticed a sudden spike in ACoS or drop in sales? PPC Investigator uncovers exactly what changed, and why. The Cause Chart breaks down key metrics step by step, helping you trace performance shifts back to their source.

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Get alerted when inventory hits critically low levels.

Integrate inventory data from spreadsheets or third-party sources to monitor stock availability for your Amazon products. Set up alerts in Optmyzr to notify you when ASINs approach low inventory thresholds, so you can adjust bids, pause ads manually, or communicate with clients before spend is wasted on unavailable items.

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Build smart monitoring rules for your Amazon campaigns.

Whether it’s pausing high-ACoS keywords or boosting top performers, Optmyzr’s Rule Engine automates actions on your terms. Start with prebuilt templates or create custom strategies, and choose whether changes should be applied to Amazon automatically or sent to your inbox for review.

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Amazon PPC Monitoring FAQs

Tracking performance across multiple Amazon accounts in the native UI can be time-consuming and disjointed. Optmyzr simplifies this with unified dashboards and reports that consolidate metrics like ACoS, sales, ROAS, and spend across all your accounts—so you always see the big picture.
With Optmyzr, you can set up custom alerts for KPIs like ACoS, sales, impressions, and more. These alerts trigger when performance deviates from your targets, and you’ll receive notifications instantly via email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams.
Amazon’s native tools offer limited visibility into real-time pacing. Optmyzr fills the gap by projecting your minimum and maximum monthly spend based on live pacing, past performance, and seasonal trends, so you can avoid overspending or falling short.
Optmyzr’s PPC Investigator helps you analyze changes in performance, like spikes in ACoS or drops in sales. It uses a metric relationship model to show what changed (clicks, CPC, conversion rate, etc.) and how those changes impacted performance.
Yes. With Optmyzr’s Rule Engine, you can automate common campaign tasks like pausing high-ACoS keywords or increasing bids on top performers. You can use pre-built rule templates or create your own logic, with full control over whether suggestions are applied automatically or flagged for review.
Optmyzr lets you configure performance alerts for specific campaigns, keywords, or KPIs. You’ll be notified right away when results deviate, helping you take corrective action before small issues become major problems. Optmyzr also lets you integrate external inventory data from spreadsheets or APIs and create rules that notify you when stock levels hit a minimum threshold.
Absolutely. Optmyzr is built to support multi-account workflows. Agencies can view, manage, and report on multiple Amazon ad accounts from a single interface, making cross-client monitoring and optimization faster and more scalable.