Tracer Study Support Data

A web application for the Kemdikbud tracer study, the national survey that asks graduates what happened after they left.

Its real job is completeness. It collects alumni responses, tracks who has answered and who has not, and reports the result in the shape the ministry expects, so the university can see its coverage while the survey is still open rather than after the deadline has passed.

The dashboard is where it earns that. Ten live charts cover the employment rate, how long graduates waited before their first job, and how well that job matched what they studied, alongside employer ratings across every competency the questionnaire asks about. Around thirty thousand alumni records sit behind the charts, searchable and filterable, so a figure can always be opened back up into the people it came from.

Administration is part of the same application rather than a second system: accounts, roles and permissions for each kind of user, and the master data (job positions mapped to faculties) that every report is grouped by.