<![CDATA[The Family Information System (SIGA) is a digital information system used by the Kemendukbangga/BKKBN to support population, family planning, and family development data management. Observations identified implementation challenges, including users' limited understanding of the system, newly introduced features that were not fully understood, and server and internet network disruptions. Furthermore, SIGA had never been Evaluated at the Representative Office of the Kemendukbangga/BKKBN of Bali Province. This study aimed to evaluate SIGA using the Hot-Fit method. This observational study employed a quantitative descriptive cross-sectional design using total sampling of 30 BKKBN employees and multi-stage sampling of 101 field officers. Data were collected through an online questionnaire and analyzed using mean scores. The Human component scored 3.44 among BKKBN employees and 3.25 among field officers; the Organization component 3.41 and 3.31; the Technology component 3.20 and 3.09; and the Net Benefit component 3.49 and 3.23, with all components categorized as good. SIGA supported data entry, processing, monitoring, and reporting despite server disruptions and slow system access. Improvements should focus on system maintenance, user training, periodic evaluation, and better network and server infrastructure.]]>
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