Welcome
FiveUnity is a hosted Discord bot and web dashboard for FiveM communities, built by Sheisty Development. You configure everything from your browser, and the bot does the work inside Discord and on your FiveM server.
Where: fiveunity.com/dashboard · In Discord: /docs opens these guides for your server
#What FiveUnity is
FiveUnity is two halves of the same product:
- The bot. You invite it to your Discord once. It runs your tickets, applications, moderation, protection, departments, gangs and everything else, and it stays online because we host it; there is nothing for you to install or keep running.
- The dashboard. Sign in at fiveunity.com with your Discord account and every setting is a form field with the channels and roles from your server already in the drop-downs, instead of a chain of
/setupmenus.
Both halves read and write the same settings, so you can change something in Discord or on the website and the other side sees it immediately. See Discord /setup and the website.
FiveUnity also bridges Discord and FiveM. Install the bridge resource on your FiveM server and it talks to the bot directly, so staff can look up players, manage the whitelist, ban and kick in-game, drive txAdmin, and search game logs without leaving Discord. See FiveM and Install the bridge resource.
#Who it is for
Community owners and staff running a FiveM roleplay server with a Discord attached to it. If you handle support tickets, whitelist applications, department clock-ins, gang rosters or in-game moderation, FiveUnity is built to replace the pile of separate bots you would otherwise glue together.
Everything is priced per Discord server. Side Discords you link to your main server inherit its plan. See Linked servers.
#What is in these guides
| Group | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Getting started | Inviting the bot, signing in, first-time setup, a tour of the dashboard, and plans and billing. |
| Support desk | Tickets and panels, queues, application forms, and the AI Assistant with its staff tools. |
| Server setup | Core settings, permissions, slash commands, modules, the Tebex store, and backups. |
| Members | Your welcome flow, self-service role panels, and linked side Discords. |
| Content | The embed builder, custom commands, and your own documentation site. |
| Safety | Moderation and ban logging, protection and anti-raid, and staff performance. |
| Roleplay | The police roster, departments, gangs, the ownership sheet, FiveM, and log lookup. |
| Commands | Every slash command, grouped by who uses it. |
| Help | Frequently asked questions, troubleshooting, and what we do with your data. |
#Start here
If you are setting FiveUnity up for the first time, work through these three pages in order:
- Invite the bot and sign in: add FiveUnity to your Discord and open the dashboard.
- First-time setup: the recommended order to configure a brand-new server.
- Dashboard tour: how the sidebar, feature search and save bar work.
In a hurry? Invite the bot, activate a plan, then run /setup in Discord and press Tickets → Run Default Setup. It creates the ticket categories, log channels, a default ticket panel and the queues for you, and you can refine everything from the dashboard afterwards.
#Getting help
- Support is answered within 24 hours. Message us in your FiveUnity support channel on Discord.
- These guides are always available in Discord: run
/docsto get a link, or/docs search:<keyword>to jump straight to a page. - Commands:
/helpin Discord lists the commands you personally have access to, and/help command:<name>explains one of them. - Stuck on something specific? Start with Troubleshooting and the FAQ.
Pro subscribers are answered from a priority support queue. See Plans and billing.