The EverySqueeze extension
The EverySqueeze extension's daily run that finds, scans and accepts your Amazon Creator Connections campaigns (it used to be called Full Press).
Settings → Amazon has Check Creator Connections, which opens your Creator Connections opportunities directly on Amazon, and an Automation status panel (a Creator Connections card in the redesigned Settings) showing how the EverySqueeze extension's automatic daily run is going. On Home the same run is the EverySqueeze extension card, which counts the Amazon campaigns it accepted. (This daily run used to be called Full Press; from version 1.0.19, the extension uses the same name as the app.)
What the daily run does
Once a day, the extension first accepts your Sponsored Products campaigns (if you said yes to including them), then scans your Amazon earnings report, updates and accepts your brands' campaigns, and captures what they earned — it runs once a day from the Chrome extension, only on computers where you turned it on.
What the panel shows
Last run time, products and brands found, campaigns accepted today and in total, and what your accepted campaigns earned. Before the extension's first run there is nothing to show, so the panel says one line instead: Not run yet: install the extension to start (or, once the extension is installed, to open Amazon and press Run everything now). While Amazon earnings are paused (see Library and Earnings), the earned figure is replaced by Amazon earnings: Paused, while we switch to Amazon's own totals. Last run is when the run last did anything: if Chrome closed part-way, the Home card says when it stopped and when we heard, and the next run picks up where it stopped. On an Amazon account with no Sponsored Products tab the card says Sponsored Products isn’t available on this Amazon account; that is not an error. If Amazon's sales report does not refresh during the run, the extension still updates and accepts your campaigns from the products it already knows, and the card says Sales report did not refresh; that is a caution, not a stopped run. An account that has no sales in the last 24 months reads no sales yet rather than a limit. It also shows which Amazon Associates account the daily run scans and accepts from — runs from any other Amazon account are refused, and you can relink it here if your Associates account genuinely changed.
The earned figure
The earned figure is Amazon's own Connections total, read by the extension from Amazon's Connections report: Earned, last 30 days, with a line underneath giving the report's dates, the day it was read and the last 7 days. Amazon's report has no "this month" range, so the panel does not show one. With the report's Store filter set to All, it includes every Connections campaign on your account, not only the ones the extension accepted. When Amazon shows no total yet, the panel says Not available yet rather than $0. Until the extension has read that report, the panel shows what your accepted campaigns earned in the last report it captured, named by that report's dates; Amazon hides the amount on some small campaigns, and then the figure reads at least.
Reading earnings only
From version 1.0.19, Read earnings only in the extension's Advanced settings captures this report without accepting campaigns. The account name appears beside it. Amazon's report has its own Store filter: All includes onsite and offsite earnings; Offsite or Onsite limits the capture to the named store. An ONAMZ Influencer store ID is for onsite earnings, not the Associates tracking ID to use in your links. If the extension cannot confirm the displayed dates or store filter, it saves no earnings figure and shows the reason. A successful read saves the report even while the app's Amazon figures say Paused. Updating the extension or reading the report does not make those figures appear by itself.
Brand labels and your accepts
The extension's product labels on Amazon use your accepted-campaign history: when a product's brand is one you have accepted a campaign from, the label adds a line saying so. A brand-only label (up to the brand's best rate on other products) is never this product's own rate; see The EverySqueeze Chrome extension.
Turning it on or off
The switch lives in the extension, not in Settings — that's deliberate, so Settings and the extension can never disagree about whether it's running. The popup and the Run every day dialog on Amazon's Creator Connections and Reports pages show the same settings: the time, and Also accept all Sponsored Products campaigns every day with its categories directly beneath it.