Govern Amazon Marketing Cloud work from any AI client.

No. You ask in plain English and a grounded Skill selects the workflow, writes or adapts the SQL, validates the run, and returns the result. The SQL remains available for review.

Yes. You ask the question in ChatGPT, Claude or another MCP client, and the Turn AMC Questions Into Answers and Audiences Skill selects the workflow, writes or adapts the SQL, validates it and runs it against your AMC instance through the Amazon Ads MCP. Aggregated results come back to the conversation with the SQL available for review, and an audience waits at a human approval gate before activation.

Yes. Kuudo connects your AMC instance to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, n8n or any MCP client through the Amazon Ads MCP, so the analysis happens in the AI your team already works in. Queries run inside AMC under Amazon's privacy rules, and only aggregated results come back to the conversation.

Clean separation between brands, SQL the team can review, runs that repeat on every client, and approval before an audience goes live. Kuudo is built for brands, agencies and analysts that already have AMC access. The Resolve the Right Amazon Ads Account Skill states which advertiser account a question runs against, each request resolves to a versioned Skill and run log that can be rerun on a later window, and Kuudo Pro includes up to 25 seats across 5 organizations.

Yes, for any advertiser Amazon makes eligible for AMC, whether it sells to Amazon as a vendor or on Amazon as a seller. AMC runs through the Amazon Ads MCP, and a vendor can put Vendor Central purchase orders, shipments and Retail Analytics beside it through the Amazon Vendor Central MCP, from the same AI client.

Amazon Ads Agent is Amazon's ad platform, and its built-in conversational experience, in closed beta, writes AMC SQL from plain language. Kuudo reaches the same platform through Amazon's APIs, so the agent is yours: it runs from the AI client you choose, follows the rules your team writes, sees your seller and vendor data beside AMC, and is deployed in your cloud.

Amazon says AMC is available at no cost to eligible advertisers. Paid signal subscriptions, partner services, implementation, cloud infrastructure, and Kuudo pricing are separate costs.

AMC accepts pseudonymized inputs and returns aggregated, anonymous outputs. Kuudo keeps those constraints and the source trail visible in the run rather than exposing individual customer records.

Not at the user or event level. Amazon's AMC privacy page says AMC does not allow user-level or event-level information to be exported, the Amazon Ads tables cannot be exported, and every report is aggregated with a minimum threshold. Aggregated query results are what leave AMC.

Yes. Kuudo prepares activation-ready audiences for sponsored, video, and display ads, and the write waits at a human approval gate until an authorized reviewer accepts the audience and payload. Amazon then does the rest: an AMC audience needs a minimum size of 2,000 records (Amazon recommends targeting 2,500 or more so it does not fail), is distributed directly to Amazon DSP rather than exported, and may take up to 48 hours to be available for use there. Rule-based audiences built in the AMC UI refresh daily; through the API the refresh rate is 0 to 21 days, and an audience with a refresh rate of 0 is deactivated after 30 days.

Yes. Each request resolves to a versioned Skill and run log, so the same analysis can be reviewed, rerun on a later window, and compared without rebuilding the method from scratch.