Permissions
Every grade of a job carries its own set of permissions, edited in-game in the Grades & Permissions tab or the Boss Creator. All checks run server-side — the UI only hides what a player can’t use.
Permission keys
| Key | Grants |
|---|---|
view_statistics | View dashboard statistics and the attendance chart |
view_transactions | View the transaction history and chart |
deposit_money | Deposit money into the society account |
withdraw_money | Withdraw money from the society account |
hire_employees | Hire nearby players into the job |
fire_employees | Fire employees (online or offline) |
promote_employees | Promote or demote employees |
order_items | Order items from the job store |
manage_upgrades | Manage store purchases |
edit_permissions | Edit grades, permissions, salaries and profile settings |
manage_access | Grant or deny individual employees access to stashes, the wardrobe and the shop |
Tab visibility
| Tab | Shown with |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | view_statistics, view_transactions, deposit_money or withdraw_money |
| Employees | hire_employees, fire_employees or promote_employees |
| Grades & Permissions | edit_permissions |
| Shop System | order_items or manage_upgrades, unless an individual override says otherwise |
| Wardrobe | wardrobe access (see Menu access) |
| Profile | always visible to anyone who can open the menu |
Full access
A player bypasses per-permission checks entirely when any of these is true:
- they hold the job’s highest grade (the boss rank), or
- their grade is in the job’s Boss Menu Access list set in the creator, or
- the framework marks them as boss (
isbosson QBCore/Qbox).
The boss rank’s full permission set is enforced automatically — even if a save tried to strip it, the server restores every key for the top grade.
Menu access (wardrobe & stashes)
The Edit Grade dialog carries a Menu access section below the permission toggles:
- Wardrobe — whether the grade can use wardrobe points and equip job outfits.
- One toggle per placed stash — whether the grade can open that specific stash, so a sensitive evidence or supply stash can be limited to the ranks that actually need it.
By default everything is on: a job with untouched menu access behaves exactly as before. The lists follow grade renumbering automatically, and the shop keeps using the order_items / manage_upgrades permissions instead of a separate toggle.
Per-employee overrides
With the manage_access permission (or full access), the Employees page gets a Manage Access action. It opens a dialog with Default / Allow / Deny for the wardrobe, the shop and each placed stash:
- Default — the employee follows their grade’s rules.
- Allow — access is granted even if their grade doesn’t have it.
- Deny — access is blocked even if their grade has it.
Overrides beat grade rules; full-access players always pass regardless of overrides. The server refuses changes to your own access or to anyone at or above your rank, and a fired employee’s overrides are deleted automatically.
All of it is enforced server-side — stash opens, store purchases and wardrobe opens resolve through the same check, and on ox_inventory the stash itself is registered to the job with an open hook applying the same rules, so the inventory cannot be opened around the menu.
Hierarchy rules
Permissions alone aren’t enough — rank matters too:
- You can only fire, promote, demote or set salaries for grades below your own (full-access players are exempt).
- You can’t fire yourself or change your own grade.
- Salary changes are always capped by
Settings.SalaryLimit; without full access they can only target grades below your own.
Who can open the menu?
A placed boss menu location is usable by: the grades selected under Boss Menu Access, plus every grade that has at least one permission, plus always the highest grade. Employees without any of that can still use the job’s stash and wardrobe locations — those require holding the job and passing the menu access rules above.