Analisis Sistem Pengukur Kinerja Petugas Kabupaten Karanganyar dengan Metode Black Box Testing

Abstract

Local government agencies increasingly rely on web-based information systems to monitor civil servant performance, yet many of these systems are deployed without systematic functional verification. This study aims to analyze the functional feasibility of the Officer Performance Measurement System (Sistem Pengukur Kinerja Petugas) of Kabupaten Karanganyar using the black box testing method. The research applied a descriptive qualitative approach with ten purposively selected test scenarios covering authentication, document management, profile and access management, and reporting modules. Data were collected through direct functional testing on the running Laravel-based system by comparing the expected results with the actual system behavior. The results show that nine of ten scenarios (90%) passed, indicating that the authentication, document management, and access-control functions operate correctly and securely. However, one critical failure was found in the reporting and export module, caused by an undefined route and a database validation rule referencing an incorrect table column. These findings imply that although the system's core functions are reliable, immediate corrective maintenance is required for the reporting module before wider deployment, and future development should incorporate automated regression testing.