<![CDATA[This community service activity aims to optimize the management of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) through the implementation of an integrated web-based information system in Singapadu Village. The primary problems identified include low administrative efficiency, limited financial transparency, and the suboptimal use of technology in managing village business activities. The method employed is a participatory approach based on capacity building, involving stages of needs assessment, system development, usability testing, and implementation through socialization, training, and mentoring. The results indicate that the developed system demonstrates a very high level of feasibility based on the USE Questionnaire, achieving an average score of 6.63 out of 7 and an overall feasibility rate of 94.8%. The Ease of Use dimension recorded the highest score, indicating that the system is user-friendly and easily adopted by BUMDes managers. Furthermore, the mentoring activities significantly improved users’ understanding and skills in managing business data digitally. The system implementation also contributed to increased operational efficiency, improved financial transparency, and enhanced real-time performance monitoring. However, the sustainability of system usage depends on institutional commitment and the consistency of users in integrating the system into daily governance practices. Therefore, this activity contributes to accelerating the digital transformation of BUMDes, promoting a more adaptive, transparent, and data-driven management model to support sustainable rural economic development.]]>
