Amazon PPC automation that waits for your yes.
Sapientia turns audit findings and its strategy rules into specific changes to your campaigns. Each one arrives as a card with the reason and the risk. You approve it, skip it, or let a rule you trust run on its own. Seven days later, every change is measured.
Changes go through Amazon’s official Ads API · every one is loggedTwo sources. One approval queue.
Audit actions
When an audit finishes, its action register becomes cards: the change, the campaigns or targets it touches, why the audit recommends it, and what could go wrong. Approve the ones you agree with; skip the rest.
- Approved actions are executed for you and their status is shown until each one is done.
- Skipped actions are recorded as skipped, with your reason if you give one.
Rules that check every day
Strategy rules look at the whole account each day and flag the campaigns, keywords or targets that match. For each rule you see what it flagged today, what was applied, and how much spend it covers.
- Default: a rule’s changes wait for your approval.
- Managed: once you trust a rule, switch it to managed and it applies its own changes. Switch it back whenever you like.
Seven days later, in numbers.
Every applied change is re-measured: cost, clicks, orders and sales for what was changed, in the seven days before against the seven days after.
If a change saved spend but gave up some sales, both numbers are shown. We don’t net “recovered” against “at risk” into one flattering headline.
You can see every write.
- Logged: each change records the API call, the request, Amazon’s response and the person who approved it.
- Revocable: remove Sapientia’s access from your Amazon account at any time.
- Scoped: AI clients connected through the MCP server can only write with a key you gave a write scope.
Questions
Will Sapientia change bids or budgets without asking?
No. An audit action runs only after someone on your account approves it. A strategy rule applies changes on its own only if you have switched that rule to managed, and you can switch it back at any time.
How are approved changes made?
Through Amazon’s official Ads API, as the account you connected. Each change records the call, the request, Amazon’s response and who approved it.
What does the seven-day review measure?
Cost, clicks, orders and sales for the changed campaign or target in the seven days before and after the change — including any sales the change gave up, which are reported rather than netted away.
How is this different from a bid-rule tool?
The changes come with a reason from an audit of the ASIN, not just a threshold, and every one is measured afterwards. Rules still exist, but you decide rule by rule whether they need your approval.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The first ASIN audit is free, and the 10-day trial includes daily recommendations and approvals on every ASIN.
Start with the audit.
The actions come from it. One ASIN, about 30 minutes, free.
Sign in with Amazon · no card · nothing changes until you approve it