FWIW, building your own tools/workflows on top of a standard software typically dramatically increase the lock-in in my experience.
It is typically non-trivial to port this functionality to a new system.
So it would be in favor of existing SaaS vendors.
FWIW, building your own tools/workflows on top of a standard software typically dramatically increase the lock-in in my experience. It is typically non-trivial to port this functionality to a new system. So it would be in favor of existing SaaS vendors.