Setting Densory Logger: Instructions for your FiveM server

The Densory Logger brings the most important events of your FiveM server into your Discord channels as tidy embeds. This guide shows you how to set up the script and control the logs in the dashboard.

What is the Densory Logger

The Densory Logger is a FiveM script, more precisely a Lua resource. You put it on your own FiveM server and start it there. Unlike the Densory Discord bots, the logger runs directly in your server environment and accesses all server events.

The script is configured via the Densory dashboard. So you don't have to work in Lua files to customize events, channels or texts. This is how you connect a native FiveM resource to a web interface.

The script is suitable for FiveM server operators who want to log events such as battles, economy and admin actions cleanly to Discord. It can be combined with the other Densory products.

The Densory Logger is aimed at all those who operate their FiveM server professionally. This applies to small communities as well as to large server communities.

You need these requirements

• A FiveM server with Lua script support.
• At least one Discord webhook as the target for the logs.
• Optionally, ESX or QBCore if you want advanced framework logs.

Without ESX or QBCore, the logger still works. Then all standard FiveM server events end up in Discord. This means that the script can be used in any server environment.

Before installing, check whether your server runs Lua scripts and whether you can create a webhook in your Discord channel. You need both for the logs to arrive.

Set up Densory Logger in four steps

1. Installing the ScriptPlace the resource in your server and start it in the server.cfg. This only takes a few minutes.
2. Link LicenseStore your license key in the dashboard and get started.
3. Select EventsEnable the logs your team needs — from joins to economics.
4. Customize the designSet colors, webhooks, and embed texts per event, all live from the dashboard.

A sensible selection of the most important events is already preconfigured. So you can see the first logs in Discord immediately after installation.

You can link the license in the dashboard. There you can also manage all other Densory products in one place.

Control events in the dashboard

The logger can send over 60 different FiveM server events as Discord embeds. These include player joins and disconnects, chat messages, battles, vehicle actions, and resource events.

Economic transactions, performance metrics and admin actions can also be logged. You can turn each event on or off individually in the dashboard. This way you decide for yourself how much ends up in Discord.

The embeds contain contextual information such as player name, value, and timestamp. This makes it easier to keep track of your channels.

ESX and QBCore automatically detected

The logger automatically detects whether you are using ESX or QBCore when the server starts. A manual selection of the framework is not necessary.

With both frameworks, the script recognizes its own events such as money transactions, inventory changes, job changes and garage usage. It prepares these as embeds without manual mapping.

So you don't have to determine which framework events are logged yourself. The logger does this assignment for you.

Changes without server restart

If you change settings in the dashboard, you don't need to restart your FiveM server. Enabled events, target webhooks, embed colors, and log texts are transmitted via live sync.

The changes take effect within seconds. So you don't have to interrupt server operations for your players to adjust your logging configuration.

Only if you replace the resource files yourself, for example after an update, is a restart necessary.

The live sync applies to all configuration options of the dashboard. So you can readjust your logs on the fly.

Try logger for free

You can test the Densory Logger free of charge in advance, for 30 days. No payment data is required.

You can find all the details about the script on the product page. There you can also see how the logger can be combined with the other Densory products.

If you have questions before you set it up, you can find answers in the FAQ. It also describes which product fits your problem.