Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play a strategic role in the Indonesian economy; however, most MSME actors, including micro culinary businesses such as coffee shops (warkop), still face challenges in maintaining orderly bookkeeping and financial records. This condition makes it difficult for business owners to monitor profitability, separate business and personal finances, and make appropriate business decisions. This community service activity aims to assist the Warkop Jambu Tengah MSME in preparing financial bookkeeping based on the Accurate Online application, enabling the business owner to manage business finances in a more orderly, accurate, and independent manner. The implementation method applied the Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) approach, which focuses on optimizing the assets and potential already possessed by the partner. The activity was carried out throughout January 2026, with the implementation team visiting the MSME location once a week, covering stages such as introducing bookkeeping concepts, application orientation, daily transaction input training, financial report reading training, and evaluation of the partner's independence. The results show that the owner of Warkop Jambu Tengah successfully mastered the use of the Accurate Online application and was able to independently manage the business's bookkeeping, marked by a clear separation between business and personal finances and the ability to read simple financial reports. This activity demonstrates that structured and sustained technical assistance can encourage the digitalization of bookkeeping among micro-scale MSMEs.
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