relationship between the company and
Designing Web Based
Sales Information System
at Pempek Nony 168
Palembang
NAME : JEFRY PRANATA
NIM : 20160803006
FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Abstract : Pempek Palembang is a typical
food are much in demand by the local
community as well outside the city of
Palembang. The number of sales of existing
pempek in Palembang, for example Pempek
Nony 168 which currently have a media that
can help customers outside the city to make
transactions easily. Therefore to facilitate the
customers, companies need a web-based
transactions. Where the purpose of writing
this thesis itself is building a web-based sales
information systems that can provide
information both for the company and the
customers themselves. The methodology used
for the design of this system is the RUP
methodology, programming languages and
databases used in the manufacture of this
system is a PHP and MySQL. With the
construction of this system can expand
pempek sales promotion, in order to facilitate
customers who are outside the city of
Palembang be able to close the sale and
increase revenue.
Key Words : Information System, Transaction,
Sale, web, RUP
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1. INTRODUCTION
In modern times like today, Electronic
Commerce or E-Commerce provides
considerable growth in the economic growth
of society. With this E-Commerce,
operational costs can be increased and can
increase sales turnover.
Pempek Nony 168 has different
characteristics and different from companies
that sell similar products. The products sold
by Pempek Nony 168 are all made by Ms.
Henny herself. Pempek Nony 168 itself does
not intend to open a branch out of town while
waiting for the production process to only
take place in Palembang.
From these considerations, the author agrees
to prepare a thesis report with the title
"Designing Information Systems
Web Based Sales at Pempek Nony 168
Palembang ".
2. THEORY BASIS
2.1 Information System
Information System is a unit of elements
that interact systematically and regularly
to create and form a flow of information
that will support decision making and
control the running of the company (Budi
Sutedjo, 2002, h.11).
2.2 E-Commerce
E-Commerce is a dynamic set of
technologies, applications, and business
processes that connect companies,
consumers and certain communities
through electronic transactions and trade
in goods, services and information carried
out electronically (Onno W. Purbo, 2001,
h.2).
2.3 System Development Methodology
RUP (Rational Unified Process) is an
iterative approach to software
development, focusing on architecture
(architecture-centric), more directed
based on case use (use case driven) (U.S.
Rosa, 2011, h.105).
The 4 working stages of the RUP are as
follows:
1. Inception Phase (Beginning)
This stage is more about modeling the
required business processes (business
modeling) and defining the system
requirements that will be created
(requirements).
2. Elaboration Phase
The stage can also detect whether the
desired system architecture can made or
not. Detect the risks that might occur
from the architecture made. This stage is
more about system analysis and design
and system implementation that focuses
on system prototypes.
1. Phase Construction (Construction)
This phase is focused on developing
components and system features. This
stage is more on the implementation and
testing of systems that focus on the
implementation of software in the
program code.
2. Transition Phase
This stage is more of a system
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 deployment or installation so that it can
be understood by the user. Activities at
this stage include the user training,
maintenance and testing of the system
whether it meets user expectations.
2.4 PHP
PHP (formerly known as the Personal
Home Page, now PHP: Hypertext
Preprocessor) is a program developed
jointly by programmers from all over the
world who pursue the opensource world.
PHP was developed specifically to access
and manipulate data in open source
database servers such as MySQL (Teguh
Wahyono, 2005, h.5).
2.5 MySQL
MySQL is a database server program that
is able to receive and send data very
quickly, multi-user, and uses standard
SQL (Structured Query Language)
commands (Bunafit Nugroho, 2005, h.1).
3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS
3.1 Problem Analysis
To help identify, analyze and solve problems
then
PIECES framework is used. The stages of the
PIECES framework are as follows:
1. Performance (Performance)
The process of checking data takes a long
time.
2. Information (Information)
Companies find it difficult to provide
information about the variety of products
offered because transactions are only made
via telephone.
3. Economics (Economics)
The promotion costs for advertising through
local media (newspapers and radio) are quite
expensive especially through national media.
4. Control (Control or Security)
There is no special authority for employees to
validate data before sending.
5. Efficiency
Unable to make transactions via telephone at
the same time.
6. Service (Service or Service)
There are no services that make it easier for
customers outside the city to make
transactions and see the variety of products
offered by Pempek Nony 168.
3.2 Needs Analysis
In analyzing a need to develop an information
system, the author uses use case modeling.
4. SYSTEM PLANNING
4.1 Logical System Design
4.2 Logical system design consists of 3
diagrams
namely activity diagrams, sequence diagrams,
and class diagrams.
4.2.1 Activity Transaction Diagram
Activity check system usage diagrams are
carried out when the user member selects the
login menu. This diagram shows the
interaction of member users with the system
when the user wants to make an order
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transaction.

4.2.2 Sequence of Transaction Diagrams

This diagram describes the actor adding data

to the system called add transaction.

4.3 Interface Design

The interface design consists of a back end

and front end interface design.

4.3.1 Back End Screen Design

Here is one example of a back end screen

design that appears when the admin logs in.

4.3.2 Front End Screen Design

Here is one example of a front end screen

design that first appeared on the Pempek
Nony 168 website.

4.4 Implementation Plan

After analyzing and designing the system in

detail, the next step is planning
implementation. The implementation plan is
intended primarily to regulate the costs and
time needed during the system
implementation phase.

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5. CLOSING customers who access this website.
4. It is hoped that this website can be
5.1 Conclusions developed again by making sales reports in
graphical form.
Based on report making and system
development carried out by the author at BIBLIOGRAPHY
Pempek Nony 168 Palembang. So the writer
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can conclude that:
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1. Website built by the author consists of two
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consisting of the Home feature, About Us,
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Data Reports and Sales Reports that are
useful for companies and customers.
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3. Both companies and customers are easier
to conduct and monitor transactions that have
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4. With the website at Pempek Nony 168,
companies can introduce Palembang's
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specialty foods and are more advanced in IT
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Based on the results of the analysis that has
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been done, the author wants to give advice
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that can develop the system in Pempek Nony
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168, here are suggestions given by the author
at Pempek Nony 168 Palembang:
[9] Purbo, Onno W. Wahyudi, Aang Arif
1. Pempek Nony 168 must provide
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information to customers so that customers
Media Komputindo, Jakarta
from out of town or in the city can order
Pempek Nony 168 products through the
website.
2. Further development is expected to be able
to make payment transactions online to make
it easier for customers inside
make a transaction.
3. The appearance of the website needs to be
improved in order to attract customer
attention so that it can increase the number of

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