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Objective coding, sometimes known as bibliographic coding, is the process of manually looking at a document and filling in database fields with searchable and sortable information about the document. Objective coding, unlike subjective coding, does not necessarily require a familiarity with a particular case in order to correctly “code” a document in the case database.
