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Introduction

Amazon ADSP (Advertising DSP) is Amazon’s programmatic demand-side platform for display, video, and audio advertising across Amazon-owned sites, apps, and third-party inventory. Unlike Amazon DSP — which pulls data from Amazon’s DSP REST API — this connector reads ADSP report data directly from the ADSP reporting UI at advertising.amazon.com. The user picks one report type at connection time, and the connector scrapes that report on a daily schedule. As a marketing connector, metrics and breakdowns are standardized so widgets can aggregate across sources. Because each report type has its own schema, ADSP data sources are best used alongside — not merged into — other Amazon connectors. To connect this data source, see How to connect Amazon ADSP to Adriel.

Data refresh strategy

Architecture data

Amazon ADSP does not import a separate architecture tree. The report type selected at connection time defines the shape of the data source — no ad accounts, campaigns, or line items are pulled separately.

Reports data

Simple cache. Report data is fetched from Amazon’s ADSP UI on a scheduled cache refresh; dashboards read from the cached snapshot rather than triggering live scrapes. Refresh schedule. The cache refreshes twice per day — at 10:00 PM UTC and 6:00 AM UTC. Historical window. The connector reads whatever the ADSP UI exposes for the configured report; there is no additional back-fill beyond what the UI shows.

Report types

One report type is chosen at connection time and cannot be changed afterwards. Each report type maps to a distinct ADSP reporting URL and stores its data in an isolated table, so available fields differ per type.

Metrics

How to read the columnsData type uses this vocabulary: Number, Currency, Percentage, Ratio, Duration, Date, Text, URL, Array, Boolean.API Key in code style like impressions is the literal column name in the ADSP report download. Because each report type has its own dynamic schema, the exact set of columns that appear for a given data source is populated after the first successful sync.Italic text describes how a value is produced when it doesn’t map cleanly to a single API field.

Delivery

Cost & spend

Currency values are reported in the currency selected at data source creation (USD or EUR).

Viewability

Video performance

Conversions (14-day attribution)

Breakdowns

Report-type-scoped. ADSP breakdowns are determined by the report type chosen at connection time. Cross-type breakdowns (e.g. combining creative and product cuts) are not available in a single data source.

Time & date grouping

These time-grouping views are Adriel-side aggregations of the same underlying daily report data.

Report-type breakdowns

Overview & status

These groupings are provided by Adriel rather than the ADSP report itself.

Limitations

  • Report type is fixed at connection time. To view a different report, connect a new data source with that report type selected.
  • Cross-report joins are not supported. Each report type stores data in its own isolated table.
  • Browser-based data path. Data is retrieved by scraping the ADSP reporting UI, so unusual UI changes on Amazon’s side can temporarily interrupt sync.
  • No independent architecture tree. Ad accounts and line items are not imported separately; only the selected report is available.
  • Distinct from Amazon DSP. Numbers may not reconcile line-for-line with an Amazon DSP data source because the two use different data paths and different Amazon-side reports.

API references (Amazon)

See also

  • How to connect Amazon ADSP (paired how-to)
  • Amazon DSP data reference — API-based DSP variant
  • Amazon Ads data reference — Sponsored Products / Brands / Display