The search for drug stock at Adelia Bersaudara Pharmacy is still carried out manually, requiring staff to spend considerable time determining the type of medicine, the remaining stock, and its storage location on the shelves, which increases the risk of recording errors and delayed reporting. This study aims to design a web-based drug stock search information system at Adelia Bersaudara Pharmacy. This research is a Research and Development (R&D) study using the Waterfall development model, applying a quantitative approach during the product feasibility testing stage. The research subjects were the pharmacy head and pharmacy staff (3 people, using total sampling), with data collected through observation and documentation, then analyzed through functional testing and system feasibility testing using questionnaires. The results show that the previous system was manual and not integrated, making the drug search process inefficient. Through this research, a web-based Drug Stock Search Information System (SIPASTOB-AB) was successfully designed and implemented, providing integrated, real-time information on drug names, stock quantities, and storage locations. Functional testing results showed a system success rate of 100%, while feasibility testing results showed a feasibility level of 100%. It can therefore be concluded that the developed web-based drug stock search information system is feasible for use and is able to improve work efficiency and the accuracy of drug inventory information at Adelia Bersaudara Pharmacy.
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