You could output those presets to unique xml files or lut styles that could be imported to other editing tools.
To be fair I'm hitting on some reasons to think about future proofing the technology part of your workflow. I really am a big believer in presets and actions. When you have hundreds or thousands of images to process, you do need tools at hand that make your process efficient. You could output those presets to unique xml files or lut styles that could be imported to other editing tools. And you should definitely do that if you have presets that you reach for and rely on all the time.