rps_bossmenu — Introduction

A complete business management system for FiveM — boss menu, webshop supply chain, and invoicing tablet, all in one script.

rps_bossmenu turns any job into a fully player-run business. Owners and boss-grade employees get a sleek, custom NUI ("desktop") to manage staff, finances, and supply orders — no more spreadsheets of ESX/QBCore job grades or third-party scripts bolted together.

Key Features

💼 Boss Menu

Hire, promote, and fire employees with per-rank grade sync to your framework Granular per-employee permissions (manage, hire, fire, bonus, deposit, withdraw, ledger, webshop) — not just "boss = all access" Send in-person job offers to nearby players, who can accept or decline on the spot Full society transaction ledger — every deposit, withdrawal, bonus, and sale logged

🏦 Society Finance

Deposit/withdraw between personal and business accounts Pay employee bonuses straight from the society fund Configurable transaction limits to keep economies balanced

🧾 Billing Tablet

Create and send invoices to nearby players Pay by cash or card, with automatic commission cut back to the sender Accept, decline, cancel, and refund — full lifecycle, fully logged

📦 Jungle Webshop & Delivery

Businesses can order supplies from other player-run shops or an automatic supplier Realistic delivery flow: pack boxes, load a truck, drive it, and unload at your loading dock Delivery trucks, packaging items, and unpack-on-arrival — no items just teleport into your inventory

🛠️ Admin Panel

Create, edit, and delete businesses without touching the database Set business and delivery locations by standing at them in-game Manage the Jungle Shop catalog and link shops to businesses directly from the UI Built for Compatibility

Runs on top of rps_lib, a framework bridge — works across ESX, QBCore, and QBox with ox_target/qb-target and most major inventories, so you're not locked into one stack.

Security You Can Trust

Every financial action is rate-limited and permission-checked server-side, with server-authoritative pricing on the webshop — no client-side trust exploits, no economy dupes.