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Transform your emergency services operations with FaxCAD, a comprehensive Computer-Aided Dispatch and Mobile Data Terminal system designed specifically for FiveM roleplay servers. This professional-grade CAD/MDT solution provides law enforcement, fire/EMS, and dispatch centers with the tools needed to coordinate responses, manage calls, track units, and maintain detailed records—all within an intuitive, modern interface that mirrors real-world public safety systems.
FaxCAD serves as the central nervous system for your server's emergency services. Dispatchers receive 911 calls, create incidents, and assign units in real-time. Officers access MDTs from their patrol vehicles to view call details, run license/vehicle/warrant checks, and file reports. Fire and EMS personnel coordinate medical responses and track patient information. All activity gets logged in a centralized database, creating accountability and enabling supervisors to review operations.
The system bridges the gap between civilian calls for help and emergency response, creating realistic workflows that mirror real public safety operations. Instead of players messaging each other out-of-character to coordinate responses, FaxCAD provides in-character tools that enhance roleplay while improving operational efficiency.
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The system eliminates common meta-gaming issues by providing proper in-character communication channels. Instead of officers asking each other in Discord if someone has warrants, they run the name through the MDT. Rather than dispatchers using admin tools to see who's online, they rely on units checking in and updating their status. This creates authentic police roleplay where information gathering becomes part of the investigation process.
FaxCAD's interface design mirrors real CAD systems used by actual public safety agencies, giving players with real-world emergency services experience a familiar environment while teaching others how these systems work. The learning curve is intentional—mastering the CAD becomes part of training new dispatchers and officers, creating mentorship opportunities and department hierarchy.
A typical incident flow: Civilian uses /911 command, creating a call in the dispatcher's queue. Dispatcher reviews location, caller information, and incident type, then creates a formal call and assigns nearby units. Officers receive MDT notification, respond via status codes, and access call details en route. On scene, they run IDs and plates, discovering an outstanding warrant. After arrest, they file a report directly in the MDT, updating the subject's criminal history. Supervisor reviews and approves the report, making it part of permanent records.
This workflow creates multiple roleplay touchpoints beyond simple crime happens, police respond. Dispatchers roleplay proper call-taking procedures, officers conduct thorough investigations using available tools, and supervisors maintain quality control through report review. Each role becomes essential to the overall operation rather than just logging in and waiting for calls.
The analytics dashboard lets command staff review department statistics—response times, arrest rates, citation totals, and officer activity. This data drives promotion decisions, identifies training needs, and helps balance server gameplay. Department supervisors can spot patterns like certain areas generating more calls or specific officers excelling at investigations.
Multi-agency coordination features allow police, sheriff, and state police to share information while maintaining separate databases. Fire/EMS can view police calls to coordinate scene safety, while police see medical calls that might require security. The system creates realistic inter-agency cooperation without breaking departmental boundaries.
Server administrators can configure virtually every aspect of FaxCAD. Customize department codes (10-codes vs plain language), modify form templates to match server lore, add custom flags and alerts for vehicles/persons, adjust permission levels for different ranks, and even rebrand the interface with department logos and colors. The system adapts to your server's existing structure rather than forcing you to change operations around the software.
FaxCAD elevates emergency services roleplay from casual response scenarios to professional operations with accountability, training requirements, and realistic workflows. Players don't just respond to calls—they become part of a functioning public safety system where their actions have documented consequences and their investigations rely on proper tools rather than admin powers. For servers serious about law enforcement, fire, and EMS roleplay, FaxCAD provides the infrastructure needed to support complex, long-term storylines built on persistent data and realistic procedures.
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