[ESX/QBCORE/QBOX] Nass Advanced Boss Menu

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Features

  • Optimized (0.0ms idle)
  • Live graph of society balance
  • View active employees/members
  • View all past company transactions
    -Manage online/offline employees
  • Ability to give bonuses, fire, and promote employees
  • Hire employees nearby or through ID
  • Adjust salaries in-game (QB/ESX/QBOX)
  • Adjust job labels (QB/ESX/QBOX)
  • Adjust player permissions in-game
  • Replaces QB-management
  • Reverse compatibility with esx_society and qb-management
  • Manage society funds
  • Gang management for QBCore
  • Easy-to-use UI
  • Support for old offduty method
    • “offpolice”, “offambulance”, “offmechanic”
  • Stash and Wardrobe access
  • Frequent updates planned

Dependencies

  • nass_lib(Included with script)
  • ESX/QBCore/QBOX

Previews

YouTube preview link

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Purchase Link

Boss Menu | Nass Scripts

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Code is accessible Partial
Subscription-based No
Lines (approximately) 2500+
Requirements ESX or QBCore
Support Yes
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Looks very good!

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If you not supporting Nass what chaaa doing?
Great script brother works flawless :saluting_face:

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He never misses

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This is a nice one !!!

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Premium boss menu, excellent work nice :heart_on_fire: :heart_on_fire:

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this looks great, well done.

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Is this qbox compatible?

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Just clarification for everyone…

This script DOES NOT allow you to manage uniforms/outfits. The wardrobe feature isn’t manageable in the sense that your “bosses” could manage/edit/add/remove uniform outfits for their jobs or gangs.

I did not get that information until after I purchased the script and was attempting to get the wardrobe functions to allow us to work on job outfits.

I did open a ticket and spoke with Nass who was very clear and respectful while chatting. He explained what his intentions were with the wardrobe feature and that he understood what I was asking about.

I wanted to share this info in case others may be looking for a wardrobe feature that works.

Shoutout to Nass for being active, respectful, and overall cool with the situation. While I am out $55 dollars for the open code version, Nass’s customer service was a pleasant experience (which has fallen away from ALOT of “fivem devs” these days)…

So with that. . I did not request a refund and will continue to support Nass in his future resources!

Thank you