This activity aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of a disability cooperative in Yogyakarta through the implementation of a web-based financial system. The digitalization was carried out in response to challenges related to manual bookkeeping, limited digital literacy, and restricted access to financial information among cooperative members. The method employed a participatory approach consisting of needs assessment, system development, training, implementation, and technical assistance. The developed system includes transaction recording, member data management, financial reporting, and independent access to financial information for members. The evaluation results indicate that 85% of cooperative managers stated that the developed system facilitates financial management, particularly in transaction recording and financial reporting. In addition, the web-based system improves reporting efficiency and reduces potential recording errors. These findings are supported by observations during the assistance process, which indicate improved user capability in operating the system independently. This implementation contributes to improving transparency and accountability in cooperative governance while strengthening more inclusive access to financial information for members.
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