Sponsored Products - Purchased Product: export and sync to Google Sheets

Identify products bought after ad interactions and compare attributed product sales.

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Sponsored Products Purchased Product Report — Hopted Amazon Ads report guide

What this report tells you

The purchased-product report answers what was bought after an ad interaction. That can differ from the product advertised. Keep purchased-product identifiers and attribution metrics together to understand the product mix behind advertising results.

Sponsored Products fields in Hopted include explicitly labelled attribution windows such as Sales 7d and Sales 14d. Pick one window for a comparison and use the corresponding purchase or unit fields; a 7-day and a 14-day result are overlapping measures, not amounts to add together.

Useful columns to start with

Choose columns for the question you want to answer. These are a starting set from Hopted’s report picker, rather than an exhaustive field list.

  • Campaign Id — Use a stable campaign key for grouping and joins.
  • Advertised Asin — Identify the product promoted in the ad.
  • Purchased Asin — Identify the product bought after an ad interaction.
  • Sales 14d — Use the explicitly labelled 14-day attributed sales measure.

Add Profile ID, Store name, the date field, and Currency where available. They help keep accounts, periods, and monetary amounts distinct.

How to export Sponsored Products - Purchased Product to Google Sheets

1. Connect Amazon Ads to Google Sheets

Install Hopted and sign in. To connect Amazon Ads to Google Sheets, open your spreadsheet, click Hopted, then Add new data sync and Amazon Ads. Connect an Ads account if you have not linked one yet, then select the profiles to include. For an account-wide view, choose All Amazon accounts (including any added later).

Select connected Amazon Ads accounts in Google Sheets

2. Choose the source, reporting period, and columns

Choose Sponsored Products - Purchased Product in the source list. Open its settings to review the reporting period, then use Add beside the columns you want. The screenshot below shows this report in the current Hopted picker.

Choose Sponsored Products - Purchased Product and its fields in Hopted inside Google Sheets

The source settings include a reporting-period choice, such as Previous 30 days. This controls which records are requested; it is separate from the attribution window named in a metric.

3. Review optional filters

Use filters when you want a focused view. Leave them unset for a broader import. Check filters when a result is missing, before assuming the report contains no data.

4. Choose a refresh schedule

Choose the refresh cadence in Hopted: every few minutes, hourly, daily, or weekly. The schedule screen shows the Hopted account’s time zone. Select a cadence that suits your review and the source’s data availability.

Choose an automatic refresh schedule for Amazon Ads in Google Sheets
Shared Amazon Ads setup screen; the cadence and time zone are chosen for your account.

5. Review and create the Sync

Check the accounts, selected fields, filters, and schedule on the review screen. Click Create new Sync when the configuration is ready. Review the imported rows in your Sheet before building formulas or sharing a dashboard.

How to use the report

  • Rank purchased products by attributed sales or units, then check which campaigns contributed to those results.
  • Review purchases of other products alongside purchases of promoted products to understand the reported halo effect.
  • Compare the mix of purchased products over time before changing which products you promote.

This report describes the products behind attributed purchases. To review advertising cost against sales, use a report that includes cost, such as Advertised Product or Campaigns. Preserve the purchased-product breakdown when connecting the two views.

What to check before comparing results

Purchased-product rows split attributed outcomes across products. Do not join them to a campaign total and then repeat that total for every purchased product.

Availability depends on the connected profile, marketplace, ad activity, and Amazon’s reporting support. A source appearing in Hopted’s picker does not guarantee rows for every account. Recent results may change as Amazon updates reporting.

Keep each report’s row dimensions intact. Do not add together overlapping breakdowns or combine different currencies without a deliberate conversion. For historical comparisons beyond the source’s available period, review Hopted Data history.

Questions and answers

How do I export Sponsored Products - Purchased Product to Google Sheets?

Install Hopted, open a Google Sheet, choose Amazon Ads, select your connected accounts, and choose Sponsored Products - Purchased Product as the source. Add columns, review the reporting period and optional filters, then choose a refresh schedule and create the Sync.

Which columns should I start with?

Start with Campaign Id, Advertised Asin, Purchased Asin, Sales 14d. Keep account, date, and currency context where available. You can choose additional fields in Hopted for the review you are building.

Why can the latest results change after a refresh?

Amazon can update recent attributed results as data matures. A Hopted refresh retrieves available data; it cannot make unfinished attribution final. Compare matching reporting periods, currencies, and attribution definitions.

Sources and verification

Report name, setup screens, and example fields checked in Hopted’s Amazon Ads picker on October 13, 2026. Screenshots were captured from the “Live Amazon Ads (powered by Hopted)” Google Sheet.

Amazon Ads reporting guide provides Amazon’s reporting definitions. See the Amazon Ads connector for the connection overview, or return to the Amazon Ads reports directory.