Session panels, 911 dispatch, staff shifts, tickets and moderation in one bot, with a web dashboard for every setting.
Running in 87 servers with 3,713 members.
A 911 call becomes a dispatch incident, in-game time becomes shift hours, and every action lands in the right log.
An in-game 911 call is posted as an incident with the caller, location and departments filled in. Units claim it, update it and resolve it, and the timeline is saved.
/event create Open an incident/priority Request priority/erlclog calls Send 911 calls to a channel
Calls, the live map and every unit on one screen. In-game 911 calls arrive by themselves, the right unit is sent in one key, and units hear about it in-game. It runs in the browser, so nobody has to install anything.
Sign in with Discord and manage every server you own. Pick channels and roles by typing, rewrite messages with a live preview, see who's on shift and read the moderation history.
None of this is a separate app or a paid add-on.
One panel that updates itself with the player count, queue, staff in-game and join code. Start-up votes with a goal you choose, session pings, and a closing message that says how busy it got.
/ssu vote Open a start-up vote/sessions Post the live panel/join Get the join codeClock on with a button, or link a Roblox account and in-game time counts by itself. Weekly quotas, a live roster, a leaderboard and leave of absence, without a spreadsheet.
/duty on Clock on/duty link Count in-game time/duty leaderboard Who put the hours inBan, kick, timeout and warn from Discord, and ban the Roblox account in-game at the same time. Every action is a numbered case you can search and correct later.
/ban Ban a member or user ID/case View a case/reason Fix a case's reasonTicket types with their own category and support role, claiming, staff controls and saved transcripts. Application forms you build, with accept or deny and the applicant told automatically.
Announce, message a player, kick, or start priority and peacetime timers without opening Roblox.
Kills, joins, leaves and in-game commands streamed to a log channel, batched so they never flood it.
Four steps. Run them in Discord, or click through the dashboard instead.
Invite County Control. It asks for Administrator because moderation, panels and anti-nuke all manage members and channels.
Copy the server-key from your private server settings and run /seterlc. The owner opens /erlc authorize once for in-game commands.
Run /setup for a checklist of what's done and what's missing, or choose channels in the dashboard.
Run /ssu vote to open a vote or /ssu start to go straight to a live panel.
Yes. There's no paid tier and no per-server fee.
It's the key in your ER:LC private server settings. County Control stores it for your server only, uses it only to talk to ER:LC for that server, and never shows it again, including in the dashboard. You can disconnect it from the dashboard at any time.
No. County Control is registered with ER:LC as a public application, so the server-key is all you need. To run in-game commands from Discord, the server owner opens an authorization link once.
Anyone with Manage Server or Administrator in the Discord server. You sign in with Discord and only see servers you can manage. Who can use each command is set on the Permissions page.
Yes. Every line of the session and start-up messages can be reworded with a live preview, emoji are opt-in, and you can add your own banner images.
Your server's settings, moderation cases, shift totals, ticket records and application answers, so the features work. The privacy policy lists all of it and how to have it removed.
Cordyx Studio, the team behind pcdev.dev. Questions or problems go to the support server.
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