The household cleaning and consumer products maker expects productivity improvements in the supply chain through better planning, lower inventory levels and more tasks that can be automated, Bellet told investors. "You can have just your supply chain being much more reactive and, in some cases, proactive to some change in demand signal," Bellet said. Dive Insight:Clorox began transitioning its U.S. supply chain and other business operations to the new ERP system in 2025, replacing decades-old technology. "[It's] nice to start seeing the cost noise and volatility associated with this large, complex implementation in the rearview mirror," Bellet told investors this month. Clorox integrated business planning into its ERP, which is expected to provide efficiencies in demand fulfillment and order-to-cash functions, Bellet said.