IMPLEMENTASI SISTEM INFORMASI POINT OF SALE (POS) MOKA DENGAN METODE PIECES (STUDI KASUS KAFE JANJI JIWA 995 COMAL)

This study aims to determine the application of the Moka application accounting information system with the pieces method at the Promise Jiwa 995 Comal Cafe. The research method used is a qualitative descriptive method with 8 sources from employees of the 995 Comal Promised Soul cafe. The results of the study show that the business process chart of the 995 Comal Promised Soul Cafe which is described using a data flow diagram consisting of: Process sales transactions, daily sales reports, Deposit daily income to the owner's account. The results of the analysis using the six components of the pieces framework (performance, information, economy, control, efficiency, service) it can be said that the Moka application is not in accordance with the six pieces method framework because there are three pieces of components that are not appropriate in supporting the accounting information system at the Promise cafe. The soul of 995 Comal is on performance indicators, control indicators, and service indicators. The performance indicator is paused for 90 seconds because there are incoming orders from the gobiz application, grab merchant, soul+, thus making the performance of the tablet difficult and causing the sales transaction input process to be hampered. The control indicator is that there is no security when accessing the moka application because the business owner does not require every employee to have an id or account to access the moka application so that if there are irresponsible parties, it is easy to access the moka application because there is no security to access the moka application. The service indicator has errors caused by human error such as the employee incorrectly inputting the product ordered so that the customer requests a purchase refund at the time of the sales transaction, the output produced by the Moka application is inaccurate because the amount of money earned does not match the nominal amount in the Moka application.