Z Zakat collecting organizations (lembaga amil zakat/laz) have an obligation to present financial statements that are accurate, transparent, and accountable in accordance with sharia accounting standards. however, laz rumah yatim dhuafa (laz rydha) still faces constraints due to manual/offline and non-integrated recording practices, which may lead to delays in financial reporting, recording errors, and challenges during audit processes. this project aims to develop (1) a codification and accounting handbook as a standardized reference for transaction recording, (2) a system user guide (manual book) as an operational guideline, and (3) a web-based financial reporting system, e-syarq, aligned with psak 401 and psak 409. the project employed an applied qualitative approach through entry meetings, interviews, focus group discussions (fgds), observations, and document and standards review. the system was then developed using sdlc stages and implemented with socialization/training and monitoring. the results indicate that e-syarq is able to integrate the collection, management, and distribution of zakat, infaq, sadaqah, and other islamic social funds within a structured platform. the system supports data traceability (audit trail), accelerates the preparation of financial statements, improves the orderliness of the recording workflow, reduces the risk of manual recording errors, and strengthens financial transparency and accountability at laz rydha. further development is recommended, particularly for bank/payment integration, analytical dashboards, and continuous user training.keywords: laz, accounting information system, sharia financial reporting, psak 401, psak 409, e-syarq