Abstract :
SAS-KIA was created to speed up services, orderly record keeping, simplify services and data synchronization (KIA, immunization, and nutrition). The Sumberwringin Health Center really needs the development of a maternal and child health information system to speed up services, orderly recording, simplifying services and synchronizing data and monitoring the development of services at the Puskesmas. One of the stages that must be passed by SAS-KIA after being developed is testing which aims to determine the feasibility of the application being used by the user. Generally, current testing are more focused on major SAS-KIA functions so that testing to see the response of the application when receiving unexpected input, either in the form of data or long data that are not expected need to be done. Manual testing on the other hand itself takes longer than automation testing. Overall, automation testing is generally more effective and better at uncovering errors. Based on these conditions, a test was carried out with the black box testing method, especially with the Boundary Value Analysis technique to see the SAS-KIA response when receiving input with a valid or invalid data length and Equivalence Partitioning to see the SAS-KIA response when receiving input with valid or valid data types. This testing gives the result that SAS-KIA still does not respond to invalid input so that some improvements still need to be made to improve the performance of the SAS-KIA application.