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# Release Notes

Amazon Marketing Streams Connector

## First Introduced: December 2022

*Setting this connector is a simple one-time process on Daton. Please refer to the setup documentation* [*here*](/daton/integrations/data-sources/advertising/amazon-marketing-streams.md)*.*

> *Note that, this is a **paid service on Daton**. For exploring the connector in detail reach out for assistance at <mark style="color:blue;"><support@sarasanalytics.com></mark> or get in touch with our data experts* [*here*](/daton/integrations/data-sources/advertising/amazon-marketing-streams.md)*.*

**Benefits**

* Receive data in near real-time instead of waiting for a day. This will enable reporting at hourly granularity.
* Real-time data will help take key intra-day decisions for campaigns, and cost optimizations.

**Datasets**

* Traffic and conversion datasets are now available for Sponsored Products for all Daton marketplaces.

*Read more about the <mark style="color:green;">Amazon Marketing Streams</mark> connector* [*here*](/daton/integrations/data-sources/advertising/amazon-marketing-streams.md)*.*


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