
Selling on Amazon gives DTC brands massive reach, but understanding which influencers actually drive revenue is often messy.
The Influencer Hero Amazon integration connects your Amazon store directly with Influencer Hero, so you can automatically track affiliate sales, attribute revenue to specific creators, and see how influencer campaigns perform beyond basic Amazon affiliate reports. Instead of juggling spreadsheets or manual checks, everything lives in one place, clean, accurate, and easy to act on.
This guide demonstrates how the Influencer Hero and Amazon integration works and outlines its core capabilities. You’ll learn how to automate sales tracking, measure creator performance, and leverage data to scale your most profitable partnerships efficiently.
As one of the largest ecommerce marketplaces in the world, Amazon is where a significant share of direct-to-consumer purchasing actually happens. For many brands, Amazon isn’t just a sales channel, it’s where high-intent traffic converts and where order-level data lives.
When influencer performance is evaluated within Amazon-level sales data, the focus shifts from surface metrics to revenue outcomes. This allows brands to understand which creators truly influence buying decisions, not just clicks or views. For DTC teams focused on profitability and scale, that context is essential.
The Influencer Hero + Amazon integration connects your Amazon store with Influencer Hero so you can track influencer-driven sales directly at the order level.
It allows brands to attribute Amazon revenue to specific creators or campaigns, monitor performance over time, and understand which influencer partnerships are actually generating measurable sales, without relying on surface-level engagement data or manual reporting.
Best For: This integration is best for DTC brands and ecommerce teams running influencer campaigns to drive Amazon sales who need clear, reliable revenue attribution and performance visibility in one place.
This integration connects Influencer Hero with Amazon to link influencer activity with Amazon Attribution data. Core workflows connected include creators, tracking links, clicks, purchases, and performance reports. Click and order data flows from Amazon into Influencer Hero for centralized tracking.
Here are some of the key capabilities:
You can generate Amazon Attribution links for products or storefronts directly from Influencer Hero.
Clicks on Amazon Attribution links are recorded and displayed inside Influencer Hero.
Purchases attributed by Amazon Attribution are synced back into Influencer Hero.
Amazon order data is matched to influencers and campaigns inside Influencer Hero.
Amazon Attribution data is available within Influencer Hero’s reporting views.
Amazon purchase data can be referenced when configuring influencer payouts.
For brands running influencer campaigns that point traffic to Amazon, the hardest part is often understanding what actually converts. This integration helps merchants connect influencer activity to real purchasing behavior, using data that reflects how customers buy on Amazon.
Many brands work with multiple creators at the same time, but Amazon sales often appear as a single blended number. With this integration, each tracked link ties clicks and purchases back to a specific influencer, making it clear who is driving sales versus who is only generating traffic.
Influencer campaigns often look successful based on engagement, yet fail to translate into purchases. By pulling Amazon purchase data into Influencer Hero, merchants can review campaigns based on attributed orders and revenue, not just surface-level activity.
Shoppers influenced by creators don’t always buy immediately. Amazon Attribution tracks purchases within a fixed attribution window, allowing merchants to see how influencer-driven traffic converts over time instead of relying on same-day results.
When influencer results are tied directly to Amazon orders, patterns start to emerge. Merchants can quickly see which creators consistently generate purchases, making decisions about repeat collaborations or long-term partnerships more grounded in revenue data.
For programs that pay influencers based on performance, this integration provides a concrete reference point. Attributed Amazon purchases can be used to support commission calculations and payout decisions without manual cross-checking between platforms.
Below are a few common ways ecommerce teams use the Influencer Hero + Amazon integration in day-to-day influencer workflows.
By generating unique Amazon tracking links for each creator within Influencer Hero, you can pinpoint the exact source of every conversion. This granular tracking allows teams to distinguish between creators who drive high-intent traffic resulting in actual purchases and those who primarily generate brand awareness.
A growth team runs monthly influencer campaigns for different product launches, all pointing to Amazon product pages. With Amazon purchase data synced into Influencer Hero, they review performance by campaign and influencer in one dashboard, making it easier to compare results across launches using consistent revenue data.
An ecommerce brand pays creators based on attributed Amazon sales rather than flat fees. The integration provides visibility into which purchases came from influencer links, allowing the team to reference Amazon-attributed revenue when calculating commissions and preparing payouts without pulling data from multiple systems.
Connecting Amazon with Influencer Hero is a straightforward process designed to fit into existing influencer workflows. Once connected, you can start generating trackable Amazon links for influencers and see click and purchase data appear inside Influencer Hero.
The setup follows a guided flow inside Influencer Hero’s Integrations area and does not require custom development. For a step-by-step walkthrough, you can visit the Influencer Hero Help Desk, where all integrations are documented in one place.
You can also access the dedicated guide for this integration here.
Running influencer campaigns that drive traffic to Amazon only works if you can clearly see what happens after the click. This article covered why Amazon plays a central role in influencer-driven revenue, what the Influencer Hero + Amazon integration connects, and how brands use it to track clicks, purchases, and performance at the creator and campaign level, all within Influencer Hero.
If you’re managing influencer programs where Amazon is a key sales channel and want clearer revenue attribution without juggling multiple tools, this integration is built for that workflow. To see how it would work for your team and campaigns, you can book a demo today.
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An Amazon integration connects your Amazon store or attribution data with another platform, such as a CRM, analytics tool, or marketing software. This allows data like clicks, orders, or revenue to sync automatically so teams can track performance without manually exporting reports from Amazon.
Yes, influencer sales on Amazon can be tracked using Amazon Attribution. This allows brands to attribute clicks and purchases to specific links shared by influencers, making it possible to see which creators are driving actual Amazon orders rather than just traffic.
Amazon supports integrations through APIs and programs like Amazon Attribution, Amazon Ads, and affiliate tracking. These integrations allow third-party platforms to access performance data such as clicks, conversions, and order values, depending on account eligibility.
Amazon Attribution is a measurement solution within Amazon Ads that tracks how external marketing channels drive Amazon sales. It uses tracked links to attribute clicks and purchases within a fixed attribution window, providing visibility into which campaigns or partners influenced purchases.
Amazon integration is important because many customer journeys end on Amazon, even if discovery happens elsewhere. Connecting Amazon data with marketing or influencer tools allows brands to measure performance using actual purchase data instead of relying only on engagement or traffic metrics.

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