Purpose-built patrol workflow
Assigned calls, inquiries, status control, notes, field reports, emergency actions, and mapping live inside a dedicated MDT built around officer use.
Connected public-safety operations
Built for communities that expect more from CAD.
AXIOS connects dispatch, field operations, records, community administration, licensing, and integrations around the same operational data — giving serious roleplay communities a platform designed to grow with them.
Officer-firstDedicated patrol MDT workflow
Tenant-drivenCommunity-defined agencies and policy
ConnectedRecords designed to carry consequences
Officer MDT — Calls for ServiceLive product interface
DEMO DATA
DispatchLaw EnforcementFire / EMSJudicialCivilianFiveM Integrations
Why AXIOS
One operating system for the community.
Most CAD products can store records. AXIOS is designed around what those records should change — what dispatch sees, what officers see later, what licenses remain valid, and what the community can build around that shared identity.
Identity with consequences
Felony status, warrants, licenses, endorsements, flags, vehicles, firearms, and records can remain connected instead of becoming isolated forms.
Community-owned configuration
Departments, roles, geography, licensing, flags, response plans, terminology, integrations, and branding are scoped to each community.
Policy-aware automation
Response plans give AI and deterministic rules the operational context needed to recommend against the community's own playbook.
Server-first integration
APIs and FiveM exports are designed to let other resources consume authoritative CAD data instead of creating duplicate records.
Commercially manageable
Tenant isolation, permissions, support controls, audit trails, integration health, and organization administration support hosted community operations.
Officer experience
An MDT that surfaces what matters.
The field return is built to help officers make decisions — not force them to open six separate records just to understand the subject in front of them.
- Assigned-call workflow with dispatcher control
- Person, vehicle, and firearm inquiries
- Felony, warrant, license, endorsement, and flag context
- Unit status and emergency actions in the same workspace
Officer MDT — Person InquiryLive product interface
DEMO DATA
Community management
Your departments. Your policies. Your world.
Administrators can shape how the tenant operates — from agency structure and permissions to licensing, flags, response plans, and integrations.
- Tenant-scoped departments, roles, users, and modules
- Community-defined licenses and endorsements
- Protected responder flags and civilian-safe accessibility flags
- Integration and policy management designed for growth
Community Management — Licensing & FlagsLive product interface
DEMO DATA
One identityShared legal and licensing context
Role-specificSeparate field and administrative workflows
Tenant-scopedCommunity configuration stays isolated
ExtensibleDesigned for FiveM, API, and future modules
Compare AXIOS
Choose the platform for how it behaves, not how many boxes it checks.
Sonoran brings ecosystem breadth. Imperial delivers a familiar FiveM-first CAD. AXIOS is designed for communities that want legal status, licensing, records, policy, and server integrations to remain connected.
- Derived felony and warrant context tied to the same person identity
- First-class licenses and separate endorsements with eligibility rules
- Dedicated officer MDT instead of a shared general-purpose console
- 330 server exports, 91 signed FiveM runtime routes, 35 realtime events, and 278 registered HTTP routes
AXIOS
Connected operational realism
Built so records can affect future decisions across the CAD and connected server resources.
Developer-ready
CAD data can power your ecosystem
Search, identity, eligibility, 911, unit state, realtime events, and webhooks are exposed through trusted server interfaces.
Evaluate AXIOS
See the workflow, not just the feature list.
Walk through the Officer MDT, community administration, licensing model, and connected-record approach with your own community structure in mind.