Free EMS MDT by Redutzu
Incident intake, patient tracking and automatic billing for medics
This catalogue does one thing and goes deep on it: the panel a department lives inside for a whole shift. A paid police version covers records and evidence, and a free medical version carries the same layout into ambulance and rescue work.
Officers work warrants, incident reports, vehicle lookups and citizen profiles in one place instead of typing into chat. Several can collaborate on the same case file, charges carry standard penalties, and a live map shows where units are. That is the difference between officers filing paperwork and officers running a shift.
The free medical version gives paramedics somewhere to log patients, handle calls and coordinate as a department, which is usually the missing half of a records rollout. Because both use the same design, staff learn one interface and admins learn one way to hand out access.
Both target ESX, QBCore and Qbox. A records panel lives in its database, so check your database resource is healthy and run any bundled SQL during setup. After that, most of the day to day administration happens inside the panel rather than in files. Start with the free one if you want to see the layout before spending.
An MDT (Mobile Data Terminal) is the in-game application police and EMS use to run warrants, log incidents, look up vehicles and pull citizen records. Instead of typing everything as chat commands, officers and paramedics work inside a single panel that behaves like a real workstation.
Both current products target ESX, QBCore and Qbox. If your server runs one of those three, you can install without writing a custom framework bridge.
Yes. FREE EMS MDT By Redutzu is listed at no cost so medical departments get the same kind of workflow that police get from the paid MDT. It also acts as a good preview of Redutzu's UI style before you commit to the flagship.
Through Tebex in the standard FiveM way. Config values for job names, permissions and department settings are exposed so you can tune it for your server without needing to modify the core logic.
A working ESX, QBCore or Qbox server, a healthy MySQL database and access to your resources folder and server.cfg. Import any SQL files bundled with the resource, ensure it in server.cfg, then set your job and permission values in the config.
No. Redutzu ships them as two separate resources, one police MDT and one EMS MDT, so each department gets a UI tuned to its own workflow while sharing the same overall design language.
The flagship is positioned as the most advanced MDT on FiveM and covers the full police loop rather than a basic warrants list. If your server treats law enforcement as a core department, the paid MDT gives officers a proper workstation instead of a stripped-down form.