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These examples show how an existing FiveM resource or third-party system can expose its live data and controls inside CAD. Each one includes a rendered panel, complete definition, sample state, action IDs, and a short server-side integration outline. The same two-way pattern applies to every example:
  1. Your resource publishes its current state to CAD.
  2. Connected CAD users see the update immediately.
  3. A CAD interaction creates an action for your resource.
  4. Your resource receives the action by push, applies it, acknowledges it, then publishes the updated state. Slow polling is a backup for missed events; see Action Push Events.
Use the AI plugins and MCP tools at sonoransoftware.com/developers to adapt an example to your script, then verify it in the visual panel builder.
For an editor attached to a map marker, see Smart Signs: Live Map Editor. It includes a reusable three-row sign editor, per-sign state, a blip reference, and the Save action workflow.

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Fire Alarm

Connect an in-game fire alarm resource so dispatchers can see every alarm and its current state. An alarm triggered in-game appears and pulses in CAD; a dispatcher can also change its state from the panel, and the resource applies that change in-game.

Fire Alarm

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Door Locks

Connect a door lock resource to show police station, jail, and prison doors by facility. Changes made at an in-game door update CAD, while CAD users can lock one door, unlock one door, or request a lock-all action.

Door Locks

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Tow and Impound

Connect a tow resource so new in-game requests appear for dispatchers with vehicle and location details. CAD users can accept or complete a request, and the resource updates the job for in-game tow operators.

Tow and Impound

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Fleet Management

Connect a garage or fleet resource to group police, fire, and EMS vehicles and show fuel, health, and service state. Vehicle changes made in-game update the panel, while repair requests from CAD are sent back to the resource.

Fleet Management