Limecraft, a leading provider of cloud-based production and delivery tools for the media and entertainment industry, today announced the general availability of platform update 2025.4. The product release marks the fourth in a planned series of eight major upgrades scheduled for this year. Limecraft will host a webinar on Thursday June 19th to demonstrate the new features in action.

With update 2025.4, Limecraft introduces a new analytics environment for customers on an Enterprise plan. Integral dashboards give supervisors and account administrators a complete overview of platform activity across all workspaces, including data on storage consumption, transcription and subtitling volumes, and overall usage trends. Users can filter data over time and by workspace, or export raw metrics to support internal reporting and forecasting.

The 2025.4 release also delivers an important enhancement to Limecraft’s Delivery Workspaces. Building on earlier improvements to collaboration and lifecycle control, reviewers can now partially reject individual components within a delivery request. This allows teams to flag only what requires revision, reducing rework and streamlining delivery cycles without compromising quality.

Post-production teams benefit from a significantly improved Limecraft Panel for Adobe Premiere Pro. With support for Adobe Premiere Pro 2025, the panel is now more robust in hybrid shared storage environments. Freelancers and agencies working across different productions will appreciate the new account selector which makes it easier to navigate workspaces of multiple organisations.

“This update is about giving our users deeper insight and sharper control,” summarises Maarten Verwaest, co-founder and CRO of Limecraft. “With analytics dashboards and partial rejections, we are helping production teams make faster decisions while raising quality standards. Combined with technical upgrades to our Adobe panel and ingest toolset, Limecraft is continuing to deliver on its promise of operational efficiency at scale.”