Hopted for Agencies & Aggregators: Manage Multiple Amazon Accounts

Managing several Amazon accounts can get messy fast.

If you are an agency, aggregator, or larger seller, you may need to check multiple client stores, brand accounts, or regional marketplaces every day.

Logging in and out of separate dashboards wastes time, and it also makes reporting harder to control.

Hopted helps by letting you connect multiple Amazon Seller Central, Vendor Central, and Amazon Ads accounts, then bring that data into Google Sheets from one central workspace.

That makes it useful when your team wants one reporting system for different clients, brands, or marketplaces without rebuilding the same spreadsheet setup again and again.

Why Multi-Account Reporting Gets Difficult

The challenge is not only that you have more accounts to check.

The bigger issue is that every client, brand, or marketplace can have its own reporting needs.

One account may need PPC reports. Another may need inventory checks.

Another may need Seller Central performance data.

When all of that lives in separate places, your team spends too much time collecting data before it can even analyze it.

Hopted is built for teams that want to bring those Amazon data sources into Google Sheets, where reporting can be structured around the way the agency or aggregator already works.

How Hopted Helps Agencies and Aggregators

Hopted lets you connect multiple Amazon accounts and decide which stores should feed each report.

That can help agencies build client-specific reports, internal account manager dashboards, or broader performance sheets across several brands.

Aggregators can use the same idea to organize reporting across acquired brands, marketplaces, or operating teams.

The important point is control.

You can build one report for a single client or a separate internal report that combines several connected accounts for your own team.

For client work, keep permissions clean.

Do not mix client data into a shared sheet unless the sheet is meant for internal use and the access settings are correct.

Adding More Amazon Accounts

To add another account, open the Hopted sidebar and start a new live data sync.

From there, choose the option to connect a new Amazon account.

The account owner or authorized user may need to approve the connection through Amazon’s permission flow before the data can be used in Hopted.

After the account is connected, it can appear in your account selection area.

You can then choose one store for a focused report or choose multiple connected stores for a broader internal view.

This is especially helpful when your team needs repeatable reporting for several clients.

Instead of setting everything up from zero each time, you can build a workflow and apply it more consistently across accounts.

What Agencies Should Be Careful About

Multi-account reporting is powerful, but it needs structure.

Before connecting many accounts, decide how your reports should be organized.

For example, you may want one sheet per client, one internal team dashboard, and one master operations view for account managers.

Also think about who should access each file.

A Google Sheet can be easy to share, but that also means your team should be careful with client data, spreadsheet permissions, and internal-only reporting views.

Pricing and the VOVA10 Offer

For agencies and aggregators, pricing usually depends on how much data you need, how many accounts you connect, and how often your reports refresh.

That is why it makes sense to test Hopted with a real reporting workflow before building your whole client reporting system around it.

Use one account first, confirm that the data lands correctly in Google Sheets, then expand from there.

Final Thoughts

Hopted can be a practical fit for agencies, aggregators, and larger sellers that need to manage reporting across multiple Amazon accounts.

The main thing is to set it up carefully.

Connect the right accounts, choose the right stores for each report, control who can access each spreadsheet, and test the output before using it for client reporting or internal decisions.

For a broader walkthrough of the full Hopted system, you can also watch this full step-by-step Hopted A to Z tutorial and review: