Manage your server with txAdmin
FiveMGuideOpen the web admin panel, sign in with your Cfx.re account, and run your live console, players, and bans.
Every FiveM server on Haptic runs txAdmin, the web admin panel that comes with FiveM: live console, player list, kicks and bans. Link your Cfx.re account once, and the Open txAdmin button on your server page takes you to your panel.
What txAdmin is (and is not)
Live console: watch your server output and run server commands.
Players: see who is online, with kick and ban tools and player history.
Resources: see what is running.
It is not the same as the in-game admin menu; those come from your framework and work inside the game. See Become an in-game admin.
Set it up (once)
Link your Cfx.re account
Go to Dashboard > Account > Settings > Cfx.re account link and enter your Cfx.re username and numeric ID (both are on your Cfx.re profile).
Start (or restart) your server
Haptic sets your Cfx.re account as the panel's master admin automatically. No setup wizard, no PIN.
Open the panel
On your server's page, press Open txAdmin. Your panel opens in a new tab at your own address (it looks like panel-....haptic.gg). Sign in with the Cfx.re button.
If the button says "Setting up panel", give it a minute. If it says "Start the server first", the panel address is created on your server's first start.
Day-to-day
Run a server command: txAdmin > Live Console. Framework commands (like ESX's
setgroup) run here too.Find a player's license identifier: click the player in txAdmin and copy the
license:value. You need it for in-game admin permissions.Add a co-admin: txAdmin > Admins. They need their own Cfx.re account. Co-admins you add stay across restarts; a few host-level switches are managed by Haptic and stay unavailable to co-admins.
Things that will NOT work in txAdmin
Power and restart schedules from inside txAdmin. Start, stop, and restart from the Haptic dashboard; that is what keeps backups and billing state correct.
txAdmin's own backup feature. It is off on purpose: Haptic already backs your server up automatically, and you restore from the dashboard.
