Tomo, H.S, Hotnier Sipahutar, Joko Sutrisno, Asrori, Djoko Sulistyono, Siti Maemunah, Amsal, Ray Septianis Kartika
This study aims to determine the readiness of the Regional Government in the implementation of the Online Single Submission (OSS) and identification of problems inthe implementation of OSS in the region. The study method uses a qualitative approach and is supported by primary data through interviews with respondents and secondary data through literature studies, laws, and regulations, while the analysis used is qualitative-descriptive analysis. The findings depict that the application of OSS in the region cannot be optimally implemented because it has not been well integrated with the application in the area. The Central Government application (Coordinating Minister for the Economic, Ministry of Communication and Information, and BKPM) made through MANTRA cannot be connected and integrated with regional applications (SMART, SIMPONIE, SILAT). So far, the OSS has not been able to stream data into regional applications, resulting in licensing and non-licensing services. It still uses two applications, namely OSS applications and regional applications (SMART, SIMPONIE, SILAT).Implementation of OSS applications that regions can implement in an integrated manner between the central and provincial governments is limited to licensing services for the Business Identification Number (NIB).