AI analyst for Amazon Ads

The Xnurta Agent: The AI Analyst for Amazon Ads

The Xnurta Agent is a specialized AI retail media analyst that retrieves live, entity-linked Amazon Ads data to deliver automated campaign diagnostics, predictive budget modeling, and instant performance readouts in plain English. Move from "what happened?" to "what should we do?" in minutes without manual spreadsheet loops or pasted exports.

Why did ROAS drop on this account last week?

ROAS decreased by 12% due to a 14% increase in non-branded CPCs on [Keyword X] during the Prime Day warm-up window, coupled with a budget depletion cap at 2:00 PM EST.
Live dataRoot-causeEvidence linked
Why specialized

Amazon Ads analysis is too important for generic AI.

General-purpose AI can write fluent advertising analysis. That is not the hard part. The hard part is getting the numbers right.

Amazon Ads teams work across campaigns, ad groups, targets, keywords, ASINs, branded and non-branded terms, promo windows, budget constraints, and automated optimizations. A model that treats that data like generic rows and columns will miss the relationships that matter.

The Xnurta Agent is built for Amazon Ads workflows from the ground up. It retrieves live, entity-linked data, runs real analysis, and returns recommendations tied to the levers your team actually controls.

How it works

Ask. Retrieve. Analyze. Recommend.

1

Ask

Ask questions in natural English. No prompt engineering, no pasted CSVs, no re-explaining your account structure.

2

Retrieve

The agent pulls live data across campaigns, ad groups, targets, keywords, and other Amazon Ads entities.

3

Analyze

A specialized analysis layer runs the work behind the answer: root-cause diagnostics, comparisons, regressions, scenario models, and performance decomposition.

4

Recommend

The agent returns a clear answer, the evidence behind it, and recommendations mapped to real Amazon Ads levers.

The Xnurta Agent analyzes and recommends. It does not take action on your account without you. Action-taking is on the roadmap.
In practice

Built for the questions your team answers every week

Diagnose performance shifts

Stop clicking through campaigns and bid histories to find the cause of a drop.

Why did ROAS drop on this account last week?

ROAS decreased by 12% due to a 14% increase in non-branded CPCs on [Keyword X] during the Prime Day warm-up window, coupled with a budget depletion cap at 2:00 PM EST.

The agent identifies the specific driver, shows the supporting data, and helps your team avoid pulling back spend before it knows what changed.

Model budget changes before you commit

Scaling should not depend on a guess.

If I increase budget on this keyword, what happens to ROAS and incremental sales?

Increasing the daily budget on [Keyword: Top Competitor Term] by 35% ($500/day) is projected to drive an incremental 18% to 22% increase in unit sales over the next 14 days. However, due to diminishing returns on this specific target, account-level ROAS is modeled to contract by 4.1% as the bid engine captures lower-intent evening traffic. The confidence limit for this optimization stands at 91% based on your historical Q4 pacing data.

The agent uses your historical data to model likely outcomes, including diminishing returns and confidence limits.

Debrief promotions while context is fresh

Prime Day, BFCM, and seasonal events should not take weeks to analyze.

Compare this promo window to the equivalent window last year. What changed?

Compared to the identical 48-hour Prime Day window last year, Total Sales increased by 24%, driven by a 40% surge in Sponsored Products revenue. What worked: high-bid placement on your top 3 Hero ASINs successfully captured early-day conversion spikes. What did not: branded defense campaigns depleted their caps by 11:00 AM EST, allowing competitors to capture a 6% conquesting share in the afternoon. Next time: implement a 15% budget buffer on branded targets and shift long-tail inventory to a flat-bid constraint to preserve margin.

The agent compares non-adjacent windows, highlights drivers, and gives your team a same-day read.

Prepare for client and executive calls

Walk into the meeting with the three things that matter.

What are the top three performance changes this month for this client?

Here are the top three performance shifts for [Client Account] this month to reference on your call: 1. NTB (New-to-Brand) Acceleration: AMC data shows a 19% lift in NTB sales, directly correlated with the expanded Sponsored Brands video allocation launched on June 1st. 2. Wasted Spend Reduction: non-converting search terms were aggressively negated, reducing total wasted ad spend by 14% and shifting $3,200 back into high-margin exact match targets. 3. ACOS Optimization: overall ACOS compressed by 3.2 percentage points due to automated dayparting adjustments that lowered bids during historically low-conversion midnight windows.

The agent turns live account data into concise talking points your team can use before the call starts.

Understand what the AI did

Automation should not be a black box.

Why did the AI pause this keyword?

The AI Autopilot paused [Keyword: exact_match_running_shoes] today at 2:15 PM EST. Over the last 7 days, this target generated 42 clicks but 0 conversions, causing its individual ACOS to spike to 114% against your account target of 30%. Additionally, search query logs revealed an intent-shift where 68% of the traffic was coming from low-converting variations (e.g., 'kids running shoes' instead of your adult SKU). The keyword was paused to prevent further budget bleeding, saving an estimated $140/week that has been redistributed to your top-converting targets.

The agent explains automated bid changes, pauses, and negations in plain English, with the underlying logic surfaced. This works because the analytical agent and the AI optimization layer live in the same platform, a structural Xnurta differentiator.

Proven, not asserted

Proven by a published EVAL methodology

Every retail media platform now says it has an AI agent. Most claims sound the same. So we built the benchmark first.

The Xnurta Retail Media Insight Benchmark tests agents on real Amazon Ads workflows across five dimensions:

Response fit

Did it answer the question asked?

Analysis scope

The right data, windows, and baselines?

Data accuracy

Are the numbers correct?

Reasoning quality

Does evidence support the conclusion?

Recommendation quality

Are recommendations specific, useful, and reversible? Data accuracy is not averaged away. It acts as a multiplier, so a fluent answer built on wrong numbers is still wrong.

Data accuracy multiplier86.1% Factual Correctness
Composite score3.84 out of 5.00
Live workflow competencyOutperforms general foundation models on Amazon Ads workflows
Read the methodology
Why depth matters

Not a generic chatbot with an ads connector

The Xnurta Agent is built around the messy reality of Amazon Ads. That is why it can answer the questions Amazon power users actually ask.

Campaigns & ad groupsTargets & keywordsSP, SB, SD & SVBranded vs non-branded logicPromo-window comparisonsManaged-group ACOS shiftsAI optimization logsBudget pacing & scenario modeling
Built for control

The Xnurta Agent gives your team better analysis. It does not remove judgment.

We are explicit about the line: today, the agent analyzes and recommends. You decide what to do next.

Available today

  • Live Amazon Ads analysis
  • Diagnostics
  • Scenario planning
  • Post-promotion analysis
  • Meeting prep
  • AI Autopilot Review
  • Coverage across SP, SB, SD, and SV

On the roadmap

  • Action-taking
  • DSP agent coverage
  • AMC agent coverage
  • Cross-session memory
  • Client-voice output formatting
See it on your data

Bring us one question your team answers manually every week.

A ROAS drop. A budget increase. A Prime Day readout. A client-call prep request. An AI optimization you want explained. We will run it on your account and show you the answer.

ROAS dropBudget increasePrime Day readoutClient-call prepAI optimization explained