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In AMC, a conversion is defined as an Amazon.com purchase event.

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  1. 1A single on-Amazon transaction that includes multiple ASINs from your brand will be represented by a single conversion event within each of the amazon_attributed_events_* tables.
  2. 2Which AMC tables would be required for determining the Amazon-attributed conversion volumes per frequency bucket (including Amazon DSP traffic only)?
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  4. 4How long can AMC accrue and retain Amazon Ads events?
  5. 5Where can you find the details of the entities (Amazon DSP, sponsored ads, etc.) linked to an AMC Instance?
  6. 6Which field in the amazon_attributed_events_ tables should you leverage if you want to understand more about which product or pixel your conversion events are associated with?