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Frequently asked questions

We leverage AI-powered automation to drive results across your campaigns, ad groups, and keywords. Our performance-based pricing model means we grow only when you do—ensuring a partnership built on mutual success. By using intelligent, rule-based automation, our system continuously optimizes your Amazon Ads, helping you scale efficiently while keeping control in your hands.

How do I access and navigate the Automation section in the PPC Center dashboard?

  1. Log in to https://account.ppccenter.com/
  2. Choose your “Marketplace”
  3. On the left panel, “Main Menu” look for “Automation”
  4. Here you have 3 tabs.
    • Create
      1. This is where you can create new automation
    • List
      1. This is where you will see all the automation created
    • Logs
      1. This tab will show you all the automation that has been successfully run or applied to your campaigns

How to create an automation?

  1. From the “CREATE” tab you’ll have to fill in all the information requested.
    1. Choose the “Automation Type” you want to implement it in (campaigns, ad groups, and Keywords)
    2. Enter the “Name” for this automation
    3. Next is the Slot Hours, you can either enter 2 slot hours or just one, depending on your customized automation. (Note: The time followed by the system is PST. So, if for example you want it to run at 2:00 PM your time and you are in London, you’ll need to follow or check what 2:00 PM London time is to Pacific Standard Time in the US, which is 06:00 AM. )
    4. Next is to select the campaigns where you want to implement these changes (you can list up to 10 campaigns for a single rule)
    5. Defining Actions, here is where you’ll set what Action you want to happen, follow the steps below:
      1. Toggle the Rule Action (you can add up to 4 max)
      2. First drop-down you can setup for the system to check which metric is either, greater than, less than, or equal to a certain amount or percentage.
      3. Once you’ve chosen the metric to analyze based on your condition(greater, less, or equal to) choose the time frame
      4. After choosing the time frame to be analyzed, you can then choose the action that needs to be done (Pause, Enabled campaigns, or increase or decrease budget)
      5. Then click the “Save Automation” button
  2. The “LIST” tab is where you’ll see all the automation you’ve created
    1. From the “List” you have an “Edit” option
  3. The “LOGS” tab is where you’ll see the automation history

PPC Center Automation Tool – FAQ

How do I access the Automation Tool?

How do I access the Automation Tool?

What are the tabs under the Automation section?

  • Create – Build new automation rules here
  • List – View and manage all the automations you’ve created
  • Logs – Track the history of all automations that have been executed successfully

What are the tabs under the Automation section?

How do I create a new automation?

  1. Go to the Create tab
  2. Choose your Automation Type (Campaigns, Ad Groups, or Keywords)
  3. Enter a Name for your automation
  4. Set your Slot Hours (1 or 2 time slots, based on your needs)

    • ⚠️ Important: Time is in PST (Pacific Standard Time). Adjust accordingly based on your local time zone.

      • Example: If you’re in London and want the automation to run at 2:00 PM local time, set it to 6:00 AM PST.

How do I create a new automation?

How many campaigns can I apply one automation rule to?

You can select up to 10 campaigns for a single rule.

How do I define the actions for my automation?

  1. Toggle the Rule Action button (You can add up to 4 rules)
  2. Choose the metric condition (greater than, less than, or equal to)
  3. Select the time frame for analysis
  4. Choose the action to perform:

    • Pause
    • Enable campaigns
    • Increase or decrease the budget
  5. Click Save Automation

Can I edit an existing automation?

Yes, go to the List tab and click Edit on any automation you’ve created.

Where can I view automation history or performance?

The Logs tab shows a record of all automations that have been run and applied.

Where can I view automation history or performance?