Where does DataDoe get data from?

Seller Central and Vendor Central data is fetched from the Amazon SP-API (opens in a new tab). We cover most reports and a curated selection of endpoints.

Amazon Ads data is fetched from the Amazon Ads API (opens in a new tab). We cover all Ads API reports and a curated selection of endpoints and exports.

The full list of tables, columns, and refresh cadences is documented in our interactive Data Scheme.

What kinds of data are included?

Across Seller Central, Vendor Central, and Amazon Ads, DataDoe covers:

• Sales & traffic: orders, ASIN-level sales, sessions, page views, conversion.
• Inventory: FBA inventory by ASIN and country, restock signals, stranded units.
• Advertising: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display performance, search terms, keyword reports.
• Finance: settlements, fees, reimbursements, profit by SKU.
• Catalog: listings, attributes, browse nodes.
• Vendor: vendor sales, inventory, terms.

See per-table breakdown in the Data Scheme.

Why a curated selection of endpoints?

Amazon's SP-API (opens in a new tab) and Ads API (opens in a new tab) expose hundreds of endpoints, many of which overlap, are deprecated, or return raw shapes that aren't useful without heavy post-processing. DataDoe picks the endpoints and reports that map to real seller and agency workflows, normalizes them into a clean schema, and joins related data (orders + settlements, ads + sales, listings + inventory) so you don't have to.

Do you plan to add more data sources?

Yes. We continuously add new sources and features. You can request new data sources via our contact form (opens in a new tab).