#E-PEMAS Application Guide Welcome to the E-PEMAS application guide! In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to use our application, which is designed to facilitate public complaints reporting and handling.
##Step 1: User Registration To use our application, you need to register as a user first. This can be done by clicking on the "Register" button on the login page and filling out the registration form.
##Step 2: Report Submission After registering, you can submit a complaint report through the "Complaints" section of the application. Here, you can provide details of the complaint and attach any supporting documents.
##Step 3: Database Management All complaint reports will be stored in the application's database, which can be accessed and managed by authorized personnel.
##Step 4: Petugas Management Petugas or officers are responsible for handling and verifying the complaint reports submitted by users. In the "Petugas" section of the application, authorized personnel can access and verify complaint reports based on the attached documents and information provided.
##Step 5: Verval System The "Verval" system is used to validate and verify the authenticity of the complaint reports submitted by users. This system allows authorized personnel to verify the report and either approve or reject it based on the provided information.
##Step 6: Tanggapan System The "Tanggapan" system is used to provide feedback to users on their complaint reports. This system allows authorized personnel to respond to complaints and provide feedback on the status of the complaint.
##Step 7: User Access Finally, users can access the "User" section of the application to view the status of their complaint reports and any feedback provided by authorized personnel.
Thank you for choosing E-PEMAS for your public complaints reporting needs! If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to contact us.
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