Senseible

Does the Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM) want the pieces we made or the pieces we shipped?

The pieces shipped or sold in the year, not the pieces made. Rejects are left out. The form wants it in its own unit, such as kilograms or pieces, and some units may report total Standard Allowed Minutes instead. Dispatch and sales records are what the verifier checks it against.

What the guide says

If you have more than one facility type

The guide's example: a cut and sew unit with a printing process ships 100,000 pieces and prints 20,000 pieces. It reports 100,000 under finished product assembler and 20,000 under finished product processing.

Standard Allowed Minutes

A Standard Allowed Minute (SAM) is the time allowed to make one piece. Where the form allows SAM, you report the total SAM for the year, not the SAM of one product. Multiply each product's SAM by the pieces shipped, then add the products up.

What the verifier checks it against

The guide's SAM example for an apparel unit

Figures are the guide's own example.

What Senseible does here

Senseible reads fuel invoices and electricity bills into monthly records, so energy for the same months is in one place to set beside your dispatch figures. The self-serve product does not read dispatch records or fill in the Higg FEM.

Sources: Cascale, Higg FEM How to Higg Guide 2026 (English)

Last reviewed 2026-11-07. From the 2026 guide (site information question 3). The unit options and SAM availability depend on facility type, so check the form for your own type.