A CAD system usually focuses on dispatch, active calls, unit status, assignments, and scene coordination.
CAD vs MDT
CAD vs MDT for GTA RP and FiveM Roleplay
CAD and MDT tools both help roleplay communities stay organized, but they usually handle different parts of emergency roleplay.
An MDT usually focuses on department tools such as person lookup, plate lookup, reports, warrants, BOLOs, licenses, and records.
In roleplay communities, the two systems often overlap because police, dispatch, EMS, fire, civilians, and staff all need connected information.
Dex Roleplay CAD combines CAD and MDT-style features so communities do not need to split dispatch, records, and department tools across multiple platforms.
Dispatch can manage calls while police use lookup tools, EMS checks medical information, and civilians keep their character records organized.
For GTA RP and FiveM servers, this gives members a smoother experience because the roleplay data lives in one connected community workspace.
Key features
CAD vs MDT features
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Dispatch CAD
Dex Roleplay CAD helps dispatchers coordinate active roleplay calls, units, service types, call notes, and department assignments.
Police MDT
Dex Roleplay CAD gives law enforcement roleplay departments a browser-based MDT-style workspace for fictional GTA RP and FiveM communities.
FiveM CAD
Dex Roleplay CAD gives FiveM and GTA RP communities a clean web-based CAD and MDT system built for organized roleplay.
GTA RP CAD
Dex Roleplay CAD helps GTA roleplay communities run cleaner scenes with shared records, live calls, department tools, and Discord bot support.