Hands-on AI workshop · Amazon Accelerate

Automate Amazon Analysis Using Claude

Follow along on the screen. When a slide shows a prompt number, find it here, hit Copy Prompt, and paste it into Claude. No typing, no typos, no falling behind.
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Before you start · about 2 minutes

Connect Claude to Intentwise

Three steps, then every prompt on this page runs against live Amazon data. Joining late? Do this first, then pick up at the prompt number on the screen.
Step 1
Add the connector
In Claude, open Settings › Connectors and click Add custom connector. Name it Intentwise, paste this URL, then Save and Connect.
Server URL
https://mcp.intentwise.com/mcp/
Keep the trailing slash, it is required.
Step 2
Sign in
A login window opens. Use the shared workshop account below and click Authorize. Same login for everyone, valid for this session only.
Username
[DEMO USERNAME]
Password
[DEMO PASSWORD]
Step 3
Start a new chat
Pick the model shown on the slide so responses load instantly. Click + › Connectors and switch Intentwise on. Then jump to P1.
Intentwise
01

Warm-up: make sure you're connected

Quick prompts to confirm Claude can actually see your Intentwise data, and to find out what it can do with it.
P1
Check your connection
Copy Prompt
List every Intentwise account I have access to. Show me account name, marketplace, and ad type in a simple table, and tell me which one had the most spend in the last 30 days.
P1
See what's on the menu
Copy Prompt
Before we start: what kinds of questions can you answer using my Intentwise connection? Group your answer into (1) performance reporting, (2) AMC and audience analysis, (3) campaign structure, and (4) making changes to campaigns. One line per capability.
01

Ask your data anything

The questions you'd normally wait a week for an analyst to answer. Replace [ACCOUNT] with the account name from P1.
P1
Your 30-day snapshot
Copy Prompt
For [ACCOUNT], summarize the last 30 days against the previous 30 days: spend, sales, ACOS, ROAS, CPC, CTR, and conversion rate. Show each change in absolute terms and as a percentage, and flag anything that moved more than 15%.
P1
Why did it change?
Copy Prompt
ACOS moved in the last two weeks for [ACCOUNT]. Find the root cause: start at account level, then drill into campaign type, then campaign, then ad group, then target. Name the three specific entities that explain most of the change and tell me how much each one contributed.
P1
Brand vs. non-brand
Copy Prompt
Split the last 90 days of [ACCOUNT] into branded and non-branded search terms. Show spend, sales, ACOS, and share of total for each, broken out by month. Tell me the exact rule you used to classify a term as branded so I can correct it if it's wrong.
01

Build a dashboard in one prompt

This is the part people don't believe until they see it. You describe the dashboard; Claude builds it, publishes it, and hands you a link you can share.
P1
Turn the numbers into a dashboard
Copy Prompt
Take the last 90 days for [ACCOUNT] and build me a single-page dashboard: KPI tiles across the top for spend, sales, ACOS and ROAS; a weekly trend chart underneath; a top-10 campaigns table sorted by spend; and a section flagging every campaign running above a [TARGET ACOS]% ACOS. Dark theme. Publish it so I can share the link.
P1
Refine it out loud
Copy Prompt
Good start. Now add a month-over-month comparison to each KPI tile, color ACOS red above [TARGET ACOS]% and green below it, and add a filter to switch between Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Display. Republish to the same link.
P1
The one-pager your boss reads
Copy Prompt
Write the Monday morning summary for [ACCOUNT] as if I'm sending it to a CMO with 90 seconds: what happened last week, the single biggest driver behind it, what we're doing about it, and the one number to watch this week. No jargon. Under 200 words.
01

Go deeper: Amazon Marketing Cloud

The analysis that normally needs SQL and a data team. Ask in English; Claude writes the query.
P1
Who's actually new?
Copy Prompt
Using AMC for [ACCOUNT], show me new-to-brand performance over the last 90 days: NTB orders, NTB sales, and NTB share of total, broken out by campaign type. Then tell me which campaign types are genuinely acquiring new customers versus harvesting demand we already had.
P1
Path to conversion
Copy Prompt
Using AMC, show me the most common ad exposure paths that led to a purchase for [ACCOUNT] in the last 60 days. Which combinations of ad types convert best, and what's the average number of touches before a purchase? Show me the query before you run it.
01

Automate the boring parts

Finding the work is one thing. Here's how you queue it up and put it on a schedule, with a human checkpoint before anything changes.
P1
Find the work, don't do it yet
Copy Prompt
Look at the last 60 days of search terms for [ACCOUNT]. Find (a) terms with at least 2 conversions and ACOS below [TARGET ACOS]% that aren't already exact-match keywords, and (b) terms with more than [$ THRESHOLD] in spend and zero conversions. Give me two lists: harvest and negate. Preview only, do not make any changes.
P1
Put it on a schedule
Copy Prompt
Set up a scheduled task that runs every Monday at 8am: pull last week's performance for [ACCOUNT], compare it to the prior week, flag anything that moved more than 15%, and write it up as the CMO one-pager from P8. Send it to me when it's done.
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