Komdigi Advances SPLP Data Exchange: Government Services Aimed at One-Time Data Entry
The communications ministry's interagency data-routing system cut social assistance processing from 75–200 days to as little as one minute in a Banyuwangi pilot, per ministry officials.
The Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) is promoting the Sistem Penghubung Layanan Pemerintah (SPLP), an infrastructure for routing data between government institutions, presented at an October 29 media event as the backbone of "one-time data entry" for all government services.
Officials cited the Perlinsos digitization as proof of concept: in a pilot in Banyuwangi, social assistance processing time fell from 75–200 days to between one minute and six hours. The ministry also reported 15.7 million households registered for digital social assistance against a target of around 48 million, with system capacity of 300,000–500,000 household registrations per day.
These figures are single-source statements from ministry officials and have not been independently verified. If the routing model scales, every ministry and regional government connecting to SPLP will need document digitization and data validation on the intake side — a pattern already visible in the social-assistance case.