SIMBADA
A fixed-asset management system for the City Government of Pontianak — a single source of truth for all regional fixed assets, from planning through write-off, with reporting built to withstand government (BPK) audit.
- Client
- City Government of Pontianak
- Role
- Sole developer (V2)
- Period
- Jan 2026 – present
- Core stack
- PHP 7 · MySQLi · Bootstrap 3
One system, the whole asset lifecycle.
I developed and maintained V2 end-to-end on a custom PHP framework (Qapuas 5.0): six KIB asset classes (A–F), room inventory cards, mutation & depreciation, and an audited-vs-running reconciliation report built for government (BPK) audit — all under role-based access.
- 6KIB classes (A–F)
- 29Modules
- 5Access levels
- 1,220PHP files
Production link withheld at the client's request (internal government system).


What I did
- Six asset-card classes (KIB A–F) plus Room Inventory Cards (KIR) for per-room asset tracking.
- Full asset-lifecycle modules: planning, procurement, registration, mutation, depreciation, and write-off — with Year / SKPD / SK-status filters.
- An “Audited vs Running” reconciliation report that compares audited figures against live data — central to BPK audit readiness.
- KIB data validation (B, C, E, F) with hardened error handling & logging — preventing silent failures on empty dates/numbers.
- A 3-level module routing system, MySQL/MariaDB compatibility, and query hardening (escaping/int-casting) across modules.
- Role-based access control (RBAC, 5 levels: 40–90) with an audit trail for every asset change.
Outcome & impact
- Centralized asset control for all work units (SKPD/OPD) in one system of record.
- Audit readiness (BPK): validated and reconciled data so fixed-asset reporting holds up.
- On-demand reporting (inventory books, KIR, mutation, write-off proposals) replacing slow manual bookkeeping.
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