CRediT Author Contribution Statement

JUISI: Jurnal Ilmiah Sistem Informasi adopts the Contributor Roles Taxonomy (CRediT) to promote transparency, accountability, and accurate recognition of individual contributions to scholarly research.

The CRediT framework enables authors to specify their roles in research conception, system development, data processing, analysis, manuscript preparation, and project management. All authors are required to declare their contributions accurately and consistently with the journal's Authorship Criteria.

1. CRediT Contributor Roles

JUISI recognizes the following 14 standardized contributor roles:

Contributor Role	Description
Conceptualization	Formulation of research objectives, questions, ideas, and conceptual frameworks.
Methodology	Development or selection of research methods, experimental designs, and system evaluation procedures.
Software	Programming, software development, algorithm implementation, and maintenance of research-related applications.
Validation	Verification of research methods, experimental results, system functionality, or analytical reproducibility.
Formal Analysis	Application of statistical, computational, mathematical, or other formal analytical techniques.
Investigation	Conducting experiments, field studies, system testing, or research data collection.
Resources	Provision of research materials, datasets, software tools, infrastructure, or other necessary resources.
Data Curation	Organization, cleaning, documentation, preservation, and management of research datasets.
Writing – Original Draft	Preparation of the initial manuscript and substantive research content.
Writing – Review & Editing	Critical revision, intellectual refinement, and editing of the manuscript.
Visualization	Preparation of research figures, analytical charts, system diagrams, and visual representations of findings.
Supervision	Scientific guidance, research oversight, and academic supervision.
Project Administration	Coordination, planning, and management of research activities.
Funding Acquisition	Acquisition of financial support required to conduct the research.

2. Author Contribution Declaration

Authors must provide a CRediT contribution statement identifying the specific roles performed by each contributor.

Multiple authors may share the same role, and individual authors may perform several roles.

Contributions must reflect actual involvement in the research rather than academic seniority, institutional position, or authorship order.

The corresponding author is responsible for coordinating the contribution statement and obtaining agreement from all listed authors before submission.

3. Contribution Statement Format

Authors should use the following format in their manuscripts:

CRediT Author Contribution Statement

• Author 1: Conceptualization, Methodology, Formal Analysis, Writing – Original Draft.

• Author 2: Software, Investigation, Validation, Visualization.

• Author 3: Data Curation, Resources, Writing – Review & Editing, Supervision.

The contributions above are illustrative. Authors must report only the roles actually performed.

4. Authorship Accountability

CRediT classifications describe individual contributions but do not independently determine eligibility for authorship.

All listed authors must meet the journal's authorship requirements, approve the final manuscript, and accept responsibility for their scholarly contributions.

Individuals who provide technical assistance, administrative support, funding, or supervision without meeting the authorship criteria should be acknowledged appropriately rather than automatically included as authors.

Artificial intelligence tools cannot be assigned authorship status.

5. Accuracy and Changes in Contributions

All contribution statements must be accurate, transparent, and approved by the authors.

Requests to modify author contributions during the editorial process must be supported by a reasonable explanation and agreement among the relevant authors.

Any changes affecting authorship eligibility or order are subject to the journal's Authorship Criteria and editorial procedures.

Through this policy, JUISI supports transparent research collaboration and responsible recognition of scholarly contributions in Information Systems.