CCBSS operates as the unified back-office and procurement arm for 50+ independent Coca-Cola bottlers across North America. The tech stack centers on SAP for ERP, Power Platform/BI for analytics, and Genesys for customer support—a mature enterprise-systems foundation typical of large bottler cooperatives. Active hiring is concentrated heavily in finance (9 of 12 roles), with projects clustered around billing-system overhauls, payroll integration, and process automation, indicating a push to standardize and automate fragmented legacy operations inherited across the bottler network.
CCBSS is a limited-liability company owned by 50+ U.S. independent Coca-Cola bottlers, established as a standalone entity in 2017. It operates three core divisions—Customer Business Solutions, Business Services, and Procurement—serving bottler owners, production cooperatives, and the Coca-Cola North America operating unit. The company consolidates purchasing power, customer management, and back-office functions across the Coca-Cola bottling system. Based in Atlanta with 501–1,000 employees, CCBSS acts as the central sales, service, and procurement voice for the distributed bottler network.
CCBSS uses SAP for ERP, Power Platform and Power BI for analytics, Tableau and Alteryx for data, Salesforce for CRM, Snowflake for data warehousing, Genesys for contact center, and OnBase for document management, alongside Microsoft security tools (Defender, Sentinel, KQL).
Current initiatives include pricing and billing system overhauls, customer ordering system upgrades, payroll interface integration, automated settlement billing, route accounting process improvements, and enhanced customer onboarding workflows.
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