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The central office of the one-stop service agency is seen in this undated photograph. (-/-)
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eople seeking a business license from the Jakarta administration can now track their order online as the city administration’s investment coordinating agency and one-stop integrated service agency have together launched an online licensing tracking logbook.
This service also helps the agency document and search for licensing orders that have been processed.
Tracking can be done by accessing the agency’s website at http://pelayanan.jakarta.go.id and scanning the QR code that will be written on the receipt. Edy Junaedi, the agency’s head, said the online logbook could only be used by those who had submitted an online order.
“But there is possibility that offline orders could also be processed and monitored through the online logbook,” Edy said as quoted by beritajakarta.com on Feb. 3.
This online logbook service is part of the city administration’s Smart City program, first introduced by Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama in 2016. This program has been developed using technological innovation to help people struggling to conduct business with the administration. (kkk)
