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MS_Reports
MS Reports ESX / QBCore / Standalone MS Reports is a modern in-game report system designed to make player support fast, organized and intuitive.
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MS Reports
ESX / QBCore / Standalone
MS Reports is a modern in-game report system designed to make player support fast, organized and intuitive. Players can easily submit reports through a clean NUI interface, while staff can manage, respond to and resolve reports from a dedicated admin panel. Built with performance and simplicity in mind, it includes Discord integration, optional database storage, screenshots, admin permissions and a fully configurable workflow.
FEATURES
- Modern & Responsive NUI
- Create Reports with Category, Title & Description
- Built-in Admin Management Panel
- Live Report Updates
- Optional Screenshot Attachment Support
- Discord Username & Avatar Integration
- Multiple Admin Permission Methods
- Discord Roles
- ACE Permissions
- ESX/QBCore Jobs
- Configurable Report Categories
- Cooldown Protection Against Spam
- Optional Database Storage (Persistent Reports)
- Lightweight & Optimized
- Fully Configurable Locale & Settings
- ESX, QBCore & Standalone Ready
SUPPORT
Contact Directly via Discord: discord.gg/9PTXt6QUhj
CFX Forum: MS-Scripts
REQUIREMENTS
- MS_Lib (Free)
tags: report, reports, admin, support, staff, moderation, ticket, discord, standalone, esx, qbcore, nui
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