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Connect your FiveM server to a real MDT/CAD

Add a free NUI tablet to FiveM, then connect ESX, QBCore or custom data to the VAUNTCORP MDT platform with the PRO server bridge.

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“Start with the open-source resource, then enable server synchronization when your organization is ready.— A progressive integration with clear boundaries

Built for your FiveM stack

NUI tabletESXQBCoreCustom frameworkHosted MDT / CAD

Dispatch

Real-time

Units / Vehicles / Radio

CAD records

Centralized

Fast staff access

FiveM

Compatible

Ready for your RP scenes

Live dispatch
MDT / CAD GTA RP
MDT GTA RP interface preview

Client tablet

Free

MIT code on GitHub

Resource license

MIT

auditable and editable

Frameworks

3+

ESX, QBCore, custom

Why RP servers choose it

  • Open the MDT from an in-game tablet
  • Keep credentials and secrets on the server
  • Add business data synchronization with the PRO bridge

Clear architecture

Three building blocks, one straightforward path

The free resource, server bridge and web platform each have a specific role. You know what is open source, what is hosted and what requires the PRO plan.
01

Free NUI tablet

A lightweight FiveM resource that opens VAUNTCORP MDT in game. Its client code is public, auditable and released under the MIT license.

Free · GitHub · MIT
02

PRO server bridge

The server layer normalizes citizens, vehicles and identifiers from ESX, QBCore or a custom adapter without exposing secrets to the client.

Synchronization · PRO
03

Web MDT/CAD platform

The product centralizes dispatch, records, reports, map, departments and permissions. It remains available in a browser without launching FiveM.

Hosted application

ESX, QBCore and standalone

An integration shaped around your framework

The NUI tablet is framework-independent. The PRO bridge adds the adapters required to connect your server data cleanly.

ESX

Framework detection and adaptation of identifiers, characters, jobs and other data required by the MDT.

QBCore

QBCore data connection through the server layer, with a clean boundary between the client and secrets.

Standalone / custom

The tablet works without ESX or QBCore. A custom adapter can then feed the MDT according to your schema.

Database

The bridge can integrate with your server stack and SQL access without shipping sensitive keys in the NUI.

Quick installation

Add the tablet to your FiveM server

Clone the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg and follow the README for configuration. The resource opens the hosted application, so a VAUNTCORP account is still required to use the MDT.
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git clone https://github.com/vauntt/fivem-vaunt-mdt-cad-integration vauntmdt
ensure vauntmdt

Getting started

Install and connect VAUNTCORP MDT to FiveM

A four-step path to start for free on the client side, then enable server synchronization when needed.
  1. 01

    Download the tablet

    Clone or download the public GitHub resource into your FiveM server resources folder.

  2. 02

    Start the resource

    Add ensure vauntmdt to server.cfg, then restart or reload the resource.

  3. 03

    Sign in to the MDT

    Open the in-game tablet and authenticate to the hosted VAUNTCORP application with your account.

  4. 04

    Configure the bridge when needed

    Enable the PRO server bridge to synchronize ESX, QBCore or your custom framework without exposing secrets.

What is free — and what is not

Choose the right integration level

Clear boundaries prevent surprises: the client wrapper is open source, while the business application and advanced synchronization are separate services.
SolutionWhat is includedAccess
FiveM tabletNUI resource, command and keybind, client configuration, public codeFree under MIT · MDT account required
Server bridgeFramework detection, ESX/QBCore/custom adapters, secure synchronizationIncluded with the PRO plan
VAUNTCORP MDTDispatch, records, reports, map, departments, permissions and supportHosted subscription application

Frequently asked questions

FiveM MDT, ESX and QBCore: useful answers

What to check before installing the tablet or connecting your server data.
Is the FiveM MDT script really free?

Yes, the NUI tablet published on GitHub is free under the MIT license. It opens the hosted VAUNTCORP MDT application, which requires an account and a separate plan after any trial period.

Is VAUNTCORP MDT compatible with ESX?

The client tablet works independently of ESX. The PRO server bridge can detect ESX and adapt the data required by the MDT.

Is VAUNTCORP MDT compatible with QBCore?

Yes. The tablet remains standalone, while the PRO bridge adds the QBCore adapter for server-side data synchronization.

Can I use the resource with a custom framework?

Yes for in-game access. For full business data synchronization, the bridge can receive an adapter matching your schema and identifiers.

Does the MDT work without FiveM?

Yes. VAUNTCORP MDT is a web application that works in a browser. The FiveM resource simply adds integrated in-game access.

Where should credentials and connection keys be stored?

Never in the client or NUI. Secrets required by the bridge must remain in the server configuration according to the installation guide.

Ready to test

See the MDT in action before connecting your server

Try the application, review the GitHub resource and talk to us about the best integration for your framework.

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