Umar Jati, Indah Melati 
Jurnal Indonesia Sosial Teknologi, Vol. 5, No. 9, September  2024                                       3574 
performance allowances. The payment of salaries and performance allowances (tukin) for 
civil servants is carried out every month (Ngindana & Hermawan, 2019).  Salaries and 
Performance Allowances are included in the category of employee spending (Setiawan & 
Muslim, 2021).  
Employee  expenditure  ranks  third  largest  after  capital  expenditure  and  goods 
expenditure in the State Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBN). The Audited Central 
Government Financial Statements (LKPP) in 2022 show an increase in the realization of 
employee spending, which in 2021 amounted to 387,752 billion rupiahs (92%), then in 
2022 it was 402,441 billion rupiahs (94%), then in 2023 it was 411,376 billion rupiahs 
(98%) (Tumanggor & Wibowo, 2021).  
The payment of all state budget expenditures is carried out by the State Treasury 
Service Office (KPPN), which is a vertical unit of the Directorate General of Treasury of 
the Ministry of Finance. All work units (sicker) of state ministries/institutions submit bills 
to  KPPN,  then  KPPN  verifies  bills  and  disburses  funds  to  the  satker  account  or 
employees. (Nina et al., 2023). 
The  payment  of  performance  allowances  is  quite  complicated,  in  terms  of  the 
number, of  state ministries or institutions (K/L), there are 85  K/L with a Work Unit 
(sicker), as many as 9,104 stakes, and 31,230 sicker children, while the total employees 
are 967,724 central civil servants. Then in terms of type, there are master's jobs, follow-
up, shortcomings, 13th month, and THR with different calculation formulas for each class 
of position (grading). Therefore, to overcome this complexity, the use of information 
technology is very necessary. According to Meier (2014), the application of information 
technology can overcome manual, time-consuming, and repetitive processes in various 
fields of work. Surveys have shown that the results of manual processes can be reduced 
by as much as fifty percent with electronic processing. 
In the salary payment process, sicker and KPPN have used the full system, namely 
the Web-Based Salary Application, while the payment of performance allowances is still 
semi-manual  where  the  sicker  still  makes  a  nominative  list  (calculation  list)  of 
performance allowances outside the system (Ms. Excel) then uploads it in the form of a 
CSV/txt extension file to the Web-Based Salary Application for validation. In addition, 
there has been no systematic calculation testing at the task force level by the Commitment 
Making Officer (PPK) and the KPPN level to strengthen security. So it can be said that 
the existing performance allowance module has not been fully integrated because there is 
still a calculation process outside the system. According to (Chowdhury & Salahuddin, 
2017), functional systems that operate independently (silos) are obsolete because they 
cannot share data and support each other's functions between units as a whole, at present 
they have been replaced through systems between units on a large scale by integrating all 
processes in the organization. 
Therefore, the researcher proposes to redesign the existing performance allowance 
module with full use of the system as well as salary payments. The methods used are (1) 
Segregation of Duties to map the separation of functions in terms of making and testing 
performance allowances, (2) Framework for The Application of System Thinking (FAST)