Esx Fine system | Police Ticketing and Invoice Management FiveM

The ESX Fine System Script allows police officers to issue detailed tickets that appear in the player’s inventory. Each fine includes the amount, offender name, issuing officer, and date. Ideal for realistic law enforcement roleplay, this system creates trackable, immersive interactions between police and civilians in ESX-based FiveM servers.

A super simple system to allow you to write tickets that will go to the PEFCL Invoice boxes!

I have been recently playing more and more with PEFCL and seeing what you can do with it. I found there is an invoice system but didn’t see a way to issue invoices. Now there is!!!

Example Invoice Recieved

Invoices are sent Directly to the Bank

Using PEFCL (Project Error Financial) you can send the invoice directly to the bank where you will need to pay it or after the time it will attempt to keep paying it till its is settled!

– Example Ticket Recieved –

Tickets are sent to Officer and to an Inventory created to store these! 

Tickets can be handed over to Player if you choose to do that or kept for records. There is already a Records system built in that will help you keep track of who does what ticket. This helps if you do something like a quota or bonuses for doing more tickets. As long as officer puts their name they will have a good recording.

Example Webhook

On Server sided lua there is a part for your WebHook! Server side is also where you can check the invoice to decide if you want pd or the person sending the ticket to get the money. There are notes in there to make sure you understand what is happening there!

Example Police Ticket Storage

This is where the other copy goes AUTOMATICALLY after creation

This will be where the tickets go after an officer creates one. This is for keeping records and just knowing whats going on in your Police Department. You can use this to track how many tickets are made by a certain officer and even an amount that is recorded. This Inventory NEEDS to be cleared out Often to avoid tickets being LOST. After Recording you can either dispose of them in any way fit or find something/somewhere to put them for later reference if needed!

Example Fine Book

Using Ox_libs Input menu you can fill out information

Ox_libs has made making new scripts WAY more functional and just better LOOKING! In the Fine Book there are a few options and ALL are REQUIRED in order to create the tickets!

1. The Offender SERVER ID
2. The fine Amount (1235)
3. The Reason Behind the fine (Speeding)
4. Offenders name (Zues Almighty)
5. The Officers Name (Hades Almighty)
6. The Date (usually does it on its own!)

Webhooks are set up for admin to monitor who does what with the tickets. Easier to mai

Need help?

If you have any other questions or issues related to this product, you can contact us. This script works well with our Esx Police MDT Script for enhanced roleplay communication

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