Built for the servers that need the tools to keep working
PulseMDT is an independent Pulse Systems project for FiveM roleplay communities. It brings dispatch, records, civilians, Discord, and in-game resources into one system without putting core features behind a subscription.
Written and maintained by Pulse Systems · Updated July 18, 2026
Why PulseMDT exists
FiveM communities often assemble a CAD, Discord bot, character framework, economy, and individual gameplay scripts from unrelated projects. Staff then maintain duplicate roles and records while players repeat the same information in several places.
PulseMDT takes the opposite approach: one community identity, one permission model, and one set of roleplay records shared across the web dashboard, Discord, desktop, and the game server. The platform is designed around a complete shift, from a civilian call to dispatch assignment, officer lookup, report, and court record.
The product stays free because access to dependable roleplay infrastructure should not depend on another monthly bill. That promise does not make the service unlimited or perfect; it means the working feature set is not divided into paid tiers.
Product commitments
- Core CAD, MDT, and integration features remain available without a paid tier.
- Permissions are checked at the interface and API boundaries, not only hidden in the menu.
- FiveM releases and technical documentation are published so server owners can inspect changes before updating.
How decisions are made
PulseMDT prioritizes complete, reliable workflows over long feature lists. A module should connect to existing records, respect community permissions, and fail clearly when a dependency is unavailable. New settings need safe defaults and should be changeable without forcing staff to edit production files mid-shift.
Security reports and data-access problems come before convenience work. Product feedback is most useful when it includes the route, the user's expected role, the action attempted, the result, and the approximate time so the audit trail can be checked.
PulseMDT is not a real emergency-services system and should never store real criminal, medical, or identifying information. It is built for fictional roleplay records managed by each connected community.
Contact and verification
Questions, privacy requests, and responsible security reports can be sent directly to Pulse Systems. Public release history is available from the FiveM repository.
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