Sequential codes:
Here numbers or alphabets are assigned in consecutive order. These codes are applied primarily to source documents such as cheques, invoices, etc.
Example :
1) Name of customers
Code |
Accounts |
CU001 |
Akhil |
CU002 |
Fijo |
CU003 |
Joshy |
2) Name of suppliers
Code |
Accounts |
001 |
ABC Ltd |
002 |
PQR Ltd |
003 |
XYZ Ltd |
2. Block Codes:
In Block codes, a range of numbers is alloted to a particular account group. Here, numbers within a range follow sequential coding scheme.
Room Numbering System of a lodge
Code |
Account group
(group of legers) |
100-199 |
Rooms in first Floor |
200-299 |
Rooms in second Floor |
300-399 |
Rooms in third Floor |
Coding of Dresses
Code |
Account Group
(group of ledgers) |
HS400 – HS 499 |
Half sleeve shirts |
FS500 - FS 599 |
Full Sleeve Shirts |
MI 600 - MI 699 |
Mens inners wares |
3. Mnemonic codes: A mnemonic code consists of alphabets or abbreviations as symbols to codify an account.
1.
Code |
Name of Accounts |
1) SLR |
Salary Account |
2) BOD |
Bank Overdraft |
3) INV |
Inventory |
2.
Code |
Name of Places |
1) TSR |
Thrissur |
2) TVM |
Thiruvananthapuram |
3) DLH |
Delhi |