Inventory management at the Pada Village Office in Lembata is currently still conducted manually using physical ledgers, which triggers data inaccuracies and the risk of document loss. This study aims to analyze, design, and develop an integrated web-based inventory information system using the Waterfall method. The system implements a real-time public complaint feature to strengthen asset management transparency and support the implementation of the Electronic-Based Government System (SPBE), enriched with a public infrastructure loan/rental module and an automatic fine control mechanism. The system was built using Native PHP and a MySQL database. Functional evaluation using Black Box Testing on 8 core test scenarios showed a 100% success rate (Pass) without any technical errors. Performance efficiency evaluation through Google Chrome Network Tools demonstrated optimal server response speed, with an overall average Page Load Time of 751 ms (under 1 second). Compatibility testing verified that the public interface is fully responsive and adaptive when accessed through both desktop and mobile browsers. The integration of these various features establishes the proposed system as a practical solution for realizing accountable village-level administrative digitalization.
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