Redutzu
Redutzu is the FiveM brand that has shipped what is widely considered the most advanced MDT (Mobile Data Terminal) system on the entire platform. Server owners who want their police and EMS roleplay to feel professional — not a placeholder dispatch screen but a real computer-assisted-dispatch experience — buy Redutzu. The catalog is small (two products at the time of writing) but the MDT it delivers has become the category benchmark.
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Redutzu
Redutzu-MDT – The most Advanced MDT for FiveM is the flagship release. The system covers everything modern law-enforcement RP needs: dispatch screens with live call assignment, ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) integration that ties into your existing vehicle plates, an evidence-management module that handles DNA, fingerprints, weapons and case files, full report writing with citation templates, and warrant tracking with active/served states. It works with QBCore and ESX servers, and the UI is built to be theme-able so your police agency can match the MDT’s branding to your server’s fictional jurisdiction.
Where the Redutzu-MDT separates itself from cheaper competitors is the simulation depth. Officers can run people, vehicles and properties through proper search queries; supervisors get unit-tracking dashboards and audit logs; detectives can build case files across multiple shifts; and admins have configuration controls over which divisions see which case data. The integration hooks with EMS dispatch let medical units share scene information with police on the same MDT framework, which is the kind of cross-department coordination most servers wish they could ship but rarely actually do.
FREE EMS MDT By Redutzu is the brand’s EMS-focused counterpart, and it’s free. Medical units get a parallel MDT experience focused on patient records, scene calls, hospital intake and inter-unit coordination. As a free download it’s the easiest way to evaluate the Redutzu interface and code style before committing to the paid full Redutzu-MDT for the police side. Many servers run both — the free EMS MDT as the entry-level offering and the full Redutzu-MDT as the law-enforcement upgrade — because the visual language is consistent and the cross-department features were designed to work together from the start.
Redutzu’s reputation among FiveM admins rests on the breadth and stability of the MDT. Updates ship reliably when FiveM platform changes affect anything in the underlying vehicle or character APIs, and the configuration files are documented well enough that a non-developer admin can re-skin the MDT or wire it into new department workflows without bothering a Lua engineer.
Both Redutzu releases on Tebex Assets ship with instant download and lifetime updates included.