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DEVELOPMENT OF WEB-BASED VEHICLE
SERVICE APPLICATION PROGRAM ON CV X IN BEKASI
Aldo Hermaya Aditiya Nurkarsa
Ridwan Institute
(RIn) Sumber Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia
Email: [email protected]
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Abstract |
Article
Information: Received Revised Accepted Keywords: development;
service application program; vehicle |
The
increasing number of motorized vehicles, followed by the addition of new
brands and types of vehicles, is certainly one of the factors causing the
development of the automotive world in Indonesia and reflects the
increasingly fierce competition in the automotive world. The research was
conducted at CV X Bekasi with qualitative descriptive research methods. Data
obtained from interviews the data sources were obtained from documents and
informants. Research informants were managers, staff and main documents of CV
X. Data analysis was carried out using interactive analysis techniques, which
included data collection, data presentation, data reduction and conclusion
drawing. So far, the manufacture of work orders is still manual
(handwritten), so there are still frequent errors in customer service and
data. Often the wrong number of spare parts causes the car repair process to
be hampered. Can provide output in the form of Work Orders (SPK), Invoices
and Reports. |
Introduction
Today, the high mobility needs of each individual have an
impact on the increase in the number of motorized vehicles (Mulyawan & Novia,
2016). The
increasing number of motor vehicles followed by the increase of new brands and
types of vehicles, is certainly one of the factors causing the development of
the automotive world in Indonesia and reflects the growing competition in the
automotive world (Wijaya &
Christian, 2019). The increasingly fierce
business competition and the increasingly rapid development of the business
world encourage a company to always improve the quality and service to its
consumers so that the company can survive with intense business competition (Septavia, Gunadhi,
& Kurniawati, 2016). This competition occurs not only in the field of sales
but also in the field of service services that include maintenance or repair
workshops. Currently, the development of
business actors in establishing workshop services continues to increase because
workshop services are followed by the development or increase in motor vehicles (Bambang Noviansyah,
2016). �Workshop is an activity based on knowledge and skills about equipment and methods for improve the condition of an object that was previously damaged
or not use it into a form that is both
beneficial and aesthetic (Meirizky Al Arief,
2019).�
To be able to continue to follow the competition in the
automotive world, especially workshop companies need to utilize the development
of information technology such as the internet and websites to facilitate in carrying
out daily activities, data processing, customer service, decision making and
others (Priyanto &
Khairul, 2014). The web is an
internet service that is used on a computer network that has a name and address
and is a graphically rich source of information that can be accessed via a
browser (Intan. et al., 2016). But there are still many companies that have not optimized
their business with information technology as above, one of which is CV X Bekasi.
CV X is located
in Bekasi, engaged in vehicle services, with an average of 8 to 28 cars
entering per day
(Rohi,
2016). This
workshop is a repair shop for one of the car brands that only provides service and
replacement of spare parts (Sumantri,
2015). CV X
already has a computerized application program, but it is still not maximized
by the leadership, because there are still problems such as frequent errors in
making Work Orders (SPK) due to making SPK still manual (handwritten) thus
hampering the vehicle service process, often the wrong part number so that the
service time becomes longer and causes customers to complain, employee payroll
is still done manually and there are no payroll details (salary slips) so there
are often differences in employee salaries, as well as the need for web-based
applications that can support the development and competition of workshop
companies (Bunafit,
2013).
Therefore, to
maximize employee performance and overcome existing problems, it is necessary
to develop applications that can control spare parts inventory effectively,
process service data and speed up the vehicle service process and can be
accessed anytime and anywhere through a PC or mobile connected to the internet (Wibowo,
2015).
Method
The research was conducted at CV X in Bekasi
research method using qualitative descriptive. Data obtained from interview
data sources obtained from documents and informants. The research informants
are managers, staff and primary documents from CV X. Data analysis is carried
out with interactive technical analysis, which includes data collection, data
presentation, data reduction and conclusion drawing.
Results and Discussion
This system
design will be applied and developed in application programs consisting of
Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD), Normalization, HIPO Structure, Program
Flowchart and Program view design.
1.
Entity Relationship Diagram.
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Diagram 1
Entity
Relationship Diagram (ERD)
2.
Normalization
Normalization above Abnormal shape,
first normal shape and second normal shape.
Diagram
2 Abnormal Shapes
Table |
Diagram
3 First Normal
Shapes Table |
c.
Second Normal Form
(2NF) Diagram
4 Second Normal Shapes Table |
3.
Structure HIPO
Hipo structure of service application
program development on CV Suzuki Jaya Motor can be seen in the diagram as
follows:
Diagram 5
Structure HIPO
4.
Flowchart Program
Flowchart program consists of main
menu, customer data, mechanical data, service data, spare parts data, work orders,
part expenditure transactions, service usage transactions, invoices and reports.
�Diagram 6 Flowchart Main Menu |
Diagram 7 Flowchart Customer Data |
Diagram 8 Flowchart Mechanical Data |
Diagram 9 Flowchart Data service |
Diagram 10 Flowchart Sparepart Data |
Diagram 11 Flowchart Work Order (SPK) |
Diagram 12 Flowchart Part Exit
Transactions |
Diagram 13 Flowchart Service Usage
Transactions |
Diagram 14 �Flowchart Invoice |
Diagram 15 Flowchart Report |
1. Program Display Design
Login Figure 1
Login View Design |
Main Menu Figure 2 Main Menu View Design |
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Master Data
Customer Figure 3 Master View Design of Customer Data |
Master of
Mechanical Data
Logout Figure 4 Mechanical Data Master View Design |
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Master data
service Figure 5 Design of
Service Data Master Display |
Master
Data Sparepart Figure 6 Master View Design of Sparepart Data |
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Work Order (SPK) Figure 7 Work Order Display Design (SPK) |
Sparepart
Expenditure Transaction Figure 8 Design of Sparepart
Expenditure Transaction Display |
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Service
Processing Transactions Figure 9
Spare Parts Expenditure
Transaction Display Design |
Input Data
Faktur Figure
10 Invoice Data Input Display Design |
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Laporan
Pengeluaran Sparepart Figure
11 Spare Parts Expenditure Report
Display Design |
Laporan
Penggunaan Jasa Figure
12 Spare Parts Expenditure Report Display
Design |
A. Implementation
1.
Relationships Between Tables
Diagram 16
Relationships Between Tables
2.
Database Structure
a. Customer Table
Table 1
Customer Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
id_customer |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Name |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
Address |
varchar(50) |
No |
|
Phone |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
no_polisi |
varchar(15) |
No |
|
tipe_mobil |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
no_rangka |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
no_mesin |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
b. Work Order Table (SPK)
Table
2
Work
Order Table (SPK)
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
no_spk |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
id_customer |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Date |
date |
No |
|
hours |
time(6) |
No |
|
Kilometers |
varchar(6) |
No |
|
service |
varchar(100) |
No |
|
id_petugas |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
no_faktur |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Advice |
text |
No |
c. Mechanical Table
Table
3
Mechanical
Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
id_ Mechanical |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Name |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
Address |
varchar(50) |
No |
|
Phone |
varchar(40) |
No |
d. User Tabel
Table 4
User Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
kode_user |
int(11) |
No |
|
username |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
password |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
Name |
varchar(30) |
No |
|
Gender |
enum('Laki-laki',
'Perempuan') |
No |
|
Address |
longtext |
No |
|
no_telepon |
varchar(15) |
No |
|
Level |
enum('admin', 'kasir') |
No |
e. Sparepart Table
Table 5
Sparepart
Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
kd_part |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Name |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
harga_beli |
int(20) |
No |
|
harga_jual |
int(20) |
No |
|
Unit |
varchar(10) |
No |
|
Stock |
int(5) |
No |
f.
Sparepart
Expenditure Table
Table
6
Sparepart
Expenditure Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
date of expenses |
varchar(15) |
No |
|
no_spk |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
user |
varchar(20) |
No |
g. Sparepart Expenditure Details Table
Table
7
Sparepart
Expenditure Details Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
kode_part |
varchar(30) |
No |
|
name_part |
varchar(50) |
No |
|
Amount _ Out |
int(11) |
No |
|
no_spk |
varchar(20) |
No |
h. Service Table
Table 8
Service Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
kd_service |
varchar(9) |
No |
|
Name |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
Price |
int(20) |
No |
i.
Service
Usage Table
Table 9
Service Usage Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
Date_Use |
varchar(15) |
No |
|
no_spk |
varchar(20) |
No |
|
Mechanical |
varchar(10) |
No |
|
User |
|
|
|
j.
Service
Usage Details Table
Table
10
Service
Usage Details Table
Column |
Type |
Null |
Default |
kode_Service |
varchar(30) |
No |
|
name |
varchar(40) |
No |
|
no_spk |
varchar(20) |
No |
3.
Main Menu View, Program Input and Output
a. Login view
Figure 13
Login view
b. Main Menu View
Figure 14
Main Menu View
c. Customer Data View
Figure 15
Customer Data View
d. Customer data input view
Figure 16
Tampilan Input Data Customer
e. Tampilan Data Mekanik
Figure 17
Mechanical Data Display
f.
Service
Data Display
Figure 18
Service Data Display
g. Sparepart Data View
Figure 19
Sparepart Data View
h. Work Order Data Input View (SPK)
Figure 20
Work Order Data Input View (SPK)
i.
Work
Order Print View (SPK)
Figure 21
Work Order Print View (SPK)
j.
Data
Input View of Sparepart Expenditure Transactions
Figure 22
Data Input View of Sparepart Expenditure Transactions
k. Service Usage Transaction Input Display
Figure 23
Data Input View of Service Usage Transactions
l.
Invoice
Data Input View
Figure 24
Invoice Data Input View
m. Print Invoice View
Figure 25
Print Invoice View
n. Report View
1) Sparepart Expense Report View
Figure 26
Work Order Data Input View (SPK)
2) Print Print Report on Sparepart Expenses
Figure 27
Print Report Exit Part view
3) Service Usage Report View
Figure 28
Service Usage Report View
Figure 29
PrintEd View of Service Usage
Report
4.
Compile Program / Program End Result
a. Set up the ExeOutPut For PHP tools and the PHP
files you want to turn into . Exe
b. Run exeoutput tools for PHP, after the initial
display appears from ExeOutPut For PHP, select New Application
c. Step 1 on the Welcome view click Next
d. Step 2 of the Source Folder Path view
determines the location of the PHP project you want to turn into a. EXE
(C:\xampp\htdocs\servicemobil), and then click Next.
e. Step 3 of the Index Page view, specify the index
file of the project that has been created (index.php), then click Next
f.
Step
4 of Output File view, specify the output location of the . EXE of the created
project. (Desktop\X. EXE).
g. Step 5 of The Output File view, give the application
title of the project created earlier in application tille. (X), then click Finish
h. If our PHP file is using a MySql database,
configure it in the PHP Settings menu then select PHP Extensions, then change
the settings by right-clicking on the php_mysql.dll and php_pdo_mysql.dll then
select Compile into the EXE
i.
If you
want to change the skin window, choose Application Settings menu then select
Skin Properties on selected skin look for the skin that suits your wishes. For
example: Ubuntu_Ext.skn
j.
When you're
done with some configurations, click Compile Your Application. Wait until the
process is complete in compile.
k. Done (Application we just run)
Conclusion
With
the Development of Vehicle Service Application Program on CV Suzuki Jaya Motor
in Bekasi, it can be concluded as follows:
At this time, the creation of work orders is still manual
(handwriting), so it is still often an error in the service and customer data.
Often the wrong number of spare parts causes the repair process of the car is
constrained. Can provide output in the form of Work Orders (SPK), Invoices and
Reports.
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