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Route: /players Sidebar group: Players Permission: players.view

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What it does

Offline-and-online player database. Every account that ever joined your server, grouped by license. Each row shows all the characters under that license.

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What you see

  • Account row with:
    • All characters (one or many).
    • Total money across characters (cash / bank / crypto / dirty).
    • Job + gang of the active character.
    • Inventory item count.
    • Discord, Steam, FiveM, license identifiers.
    • First seen + last seen timestamps.
  • Search bar, name, license, identifier.

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Common actions

  • Click row → opens full Player Profile.
  • Sort by money, last seen, first seen.
  • Adjust money (the $ button), pick character, type (cash / bank / crypto / dirty), positive or negative amount, and optional reason. Requires players.money.edit.
    • Online players go through the framework’s AddMoney / RemoveMoney, so the player sees the standard chat / phone-app feedback and the framework keeps SQL in sync.
    • Offline characters get a direct SQL write against the players JSON money column (qbcore / qbox) or the users.accounts blob (ESX, both array and object schema variants). On ESX, crypto is rejected because vanilla ESX has no crypto account.
    • Every adjustment is recorded in Audit Logs.
  • Give / take items (the + Item button), searchable dropdown of every item registered by the active inventory script (ox / qb / framework default), quantity (negative removes), optional reason. Requires players.inventory.edit.
    • Catalog comes from the /api/items/sync push the Lua resource runs at startup; unknown item names are rejected before the SQL write.
    • Online players go through the active inventory script’s AddItem / RemoveItem export (or xPlayer.addInventoryItem for ESX default), so the existing inventory UI reflects the change immediately.
    • Offline characters get a direct write into the players.inventory JSON (qbcore / qbox, ox- or qb-shape depending on inventory_script) or users.inventory (ESX, ox-array or simple {name:count} object). Removals decrement the matching slot and drop it when it hits zero.

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Notes

Pulls data from your existing FiveM tables, players / users depending on framework. The dashboard never deletes or modifies these without explicit action.