SaaS is great until it becomes the ceiling: fixed workflows, feature requests that never ship, and data scattered across tools you do not control.
Owning your stack does not mean rebuilding everything. It means building the intelligence layer that connects what you already use, automates the high-friction steps, and documents the system so your team can run it.
A good migration path is staged. Start with a single workflow that matters, ship a small slice, measure the impact, and only then expand scope.
The goal is digital autonomy: you should be able to change your system as your operations change, without begging a vendor roadmap for permission.
If you want a roadmap, Join Myte is the fastest way to start: clarify goals, define success metrics, and pick the first automation to ship.