Not entirely, but they can make it far clearer.
All analytics tools, whether it’s Perpetua, Intentwise, Sellerboard, or DataHawk, rely on Amazon’s own APIs for sales and advertising data. That means they inherit Amazon’s attribution logic, which can still inflate or double-count conversions.
What these tools do better is organize, clean, and contextualize that data so sellers see a more accurate performance picture.
Tools like Intentwise excel at syncing both Advertising Console and Seller Central APIs while flagging duplicated conversions between Sponsored Product, Brand, and Display campaigns.
Perpetua blends ad-attributed and organic revenue to calculate TACoS, showing how ads truly affect store-wide sales.
Sellerboard focuses on profitability, integrating PPC spend with FBA fees, refunds, and COGS to reveal real margins.
And DataHawk is ideal for cross-platform brands, it normalizes data across marketplaces and currencies, helping unify reporting.
Still, no tool can rewrite Amazon’s attribution model; they can only translate it more transparently. The real value is in how they align time zones, de-duplicate data, and link ad spend to organic lift.
So while third-party analytics won’t give you “perfect” numbers, they’ll give you truthful enough data to make smarter, faster marketing decisions, which is what actually drives profitability.