How to get the most from RAW with Affinity Photo 2

Discover how to get the most from your raw files in Affinity Photo 2 - a straightforward, subscription-free editing package that is packed with powerful options and features. Rod Lawton guides us through the settings needed.
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[@peterc2248]

Good morning, I've had the Affinity Suite for a few years now. I'm trying to get away from Adobe Lightroom but I'm finding it difficult to understand the workflow with Affinity Photo. At present, in Lightroom, I simply import the raw files from my SD card, sort out the obvious rubbish images and delete them then I'm left with the files that are worth editing/keeping. I do a bit of basic editing, add some keywords and possibly move images between collections but I don't need or want to do much else. Because Affinity Photo has no cataloguing and seems to need me to create two files, I can't see the benefit of using it over Lightroom. Am I missing something?