You are right. Without multitenancy, you have to write the automation code, however, it's much better IMO, because with multitenancy, you have to think about te

You are right. Without multitenancy, you have to write the automation code, however, it's much better IMO, because with multitenancy, you have to think about tenancy ALL THE TIME not just that one time. So I think overall it's a better trade off and still less code and less problems to solve and easier to solve.