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Connected records
Organize electoral districts, subdistricts, urban villages and polling stations in one hierarchy, with DPT import and connected records for cadres, volunteers and constituents.
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Si Menang Pemilu / SIMENANG
One shared record.
A coordinated team.
Sistem Informasi Pemenangan Pemilu: satu sumber data untuk seluruh badan pemenangan.
Bring people, agendas, logistics and campaign administration into a connected, mobile-first workspace.
SIMENANG supports the pre-election operations of legislative campaign organizations, with regional access that connects central administration and field teams.
Pre-election operationsRegional responsibilitiesMobile-first workflowsTraceable administration
The problem
Shared responsibilities need shared records.
When spreadsheets and chat groups become the operating system, the same activity can leave several incomplete versions of the truth.
People and assignments sit in one file, logistics in another, and constituent requests in a conversation thread. Coordinators struggle to see who owns the next step, while finance teams assemble reports manually.
SIMENANG brings those records into a common structure so teams can connect requests, approvals, delivery evidence and follow-up with the people responsible.
Inside SIMENANG
A working view across the organization.
The dashboard brings summary records and upcoming activities into one view. Regional reporting offers another way to navigate the underlying administrative structure.
Dashboard overview
Summary cards, upcoming agendas and aggregate district reporting.
Regional map view
A geographic view of the application's regional records and map layers.
Connected capabilities
Keep the work and its evidence together.
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Regional access & team structure
Assign access and responsibilities across DPC, PAC and Ranting. Candidate dashboards provide a view of their assigned electoral district, while coordinators manage tasks and volunteer activity.
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Agendas & attendance
Connect scheduled activities with location pins, named coordinators, reminders and QR attendance. Keep the operational record close to the activity it describes.
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Logistics & campaign materials
Track requests, approvals, warehouse distribution, photographic delivery evidence and receipt confirmation. Record campaign-material installation coordinates and review restricted-zone checks.
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Constituent aspirations
Record submitted issues, identify the person responsible for follow-up and retain a shared view of progress. Give field observations a place in the team's working record.
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Regional reporting
Bring regional records and aggregate dashboard indicators into a common view. Administrative boundaries, polling-station references and map layers help users understand how records are organized geographically.
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Campaign finance
Record income and expenditure, manage approvals and contribution-limit checks, and export LADK, LPSDK and LPPDK report formats for treasurer review. Applicable templates and rules need to be checked for the relevant election.
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Documents, communication & audit
Coordinate internal broadcasts by organizational level, maintain a document centre, export PDF or Excel reports and trace recorded changes through an audit log.
Who it supports
Clear responsibilities at every level.
Leadership, secretariat & DPC administrators
Maintain a common administrative picture, coordinate approvals and review the records submitted by regional teams.
Dapil, PAC & Ranting coordinators
Organize local agendas, assignments, logistics and constituent follow-up within the relevant access scope.
Legislative candidates
Review the personal dashboard for their electoral district and stay informed about the team's recorded activities.
Field volunteers & cadres
Record attendance, document assigned work and submit issues from the field through mobile-first workflows.
Everyday workflows
From a request to a documented outcome.
Workflow 01
A delivery that can be traced
An administrator approves a campaign-material request. A field team attaches delivery evidence, and the recipient confirms receipt.
Workflow 02
An activity with follow-through
Volunteers check in through QR attendance. A submitted constituent issue is recorded and assigned to a named person for follow-up.
Workflow 03
A report ready for review
The treasurer reviews income, expenditure and approvals, then exports the relevant reporting format for reconciliation and submission preparation.
Data & accountability
Access should follow responsibility.
Regional access, encrypted national identity numbers, consent records and an audit trail are part of the described product capabilities.
Before deployment, define which records each role needs, how personal information is collected and retained, and who can authorize exports. Sensitive records should be handled according to the agreed purpose and applicable requirements.
Finance checks and report exports support administration. The treasurer and responsible team still review accuracy, supporting evidence and the requirements applicable to the election; software alone does not establish compliance.
Product scope
Built around the work before election day.
Core scope
Pre-election & campaign operations
People and master records, regional access, agendas, logistics, team assignments, constituent follow-up, campaign finance, documents and reporting.
Potential next stage
Election-day modules
Vote recapitulation and quick count are additional modules that may be developed in a later phase. They are not included in the current scope described here.
Explore SIMENANG
Bring your team structure.
Walk through the work.
Discuss roles, regional access, administrative workflows and reporting needs in a product demonstration.