Amazon can't tell us these, and profit is wrong without them. A minute now; everything can be changed later in Settings.
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Amazon is now sending us your history — up to two years. The last few weeks land first; the rest fills in behind you over the next few hours.
One more connection. Ad spend is the cost Amazon's sales data never shows. Connect Amazon Ads now and it lands in profit automatically; the API keeps about three months, and older spend can be imported later.
One thing worth knowing: Amazon's advertising console shows spend before VAT, but the invoice charged to your card adds 20% on top. As you're not VAT registered you pay that VAT, so we count ad spend at the billed amount — 1.2× what the console shows — so profit is what actually left your account. Your ACOS figures stay on the console basis. You can change this in Settings.
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How should we work out your profit?
Two tools can show different profit for the same day and both be right, because they make different choices. These are yours. Your history is importing while you answer, and every one of these can be changed later in Settings.
Sets the answers below so a day here lines up with the same day there.
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