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The network at a glance: reach, capacity and structure.

SIM CARGO

European groupage. One network, many strong regions.

Regional strength, connected across Europe: sim cargo brings independent freight forwarders together in a shared groupage network, creating the structures for reliable operations in Germany and Europe.

Why sim cargo?

Why sim cargo?

01

Greater European reach
Use existing network structures instead of building every route yourself.

02

Clear processes
Defined procedures and shared standards create reliability across the entire network.

03

Regional strengths are preserved
Partners remain independent while benefiting from the reach of the network.

AT A GLANCE

sim cargo by the numbers

260+

Depots across the European network

Bonus-Malus

Quality evaluated against fixed criteria

19 TSP / 37 countries

Solid structure, European reach

Pallet Account

Managed automatically within the system

6,50 m / 1.500 kg

Dimensions and weight for long-goods shipments

Advisory Board

Elected representation, real influence

Howsim cargoworks!

From order to delivery, every shipment moves through the network according to clearly defined processes.

  1. 01
    Order & shipment data

    Capture the order and transmit the required shipment data to the system.

  2. 02
    Collection & network entry

    The responsible full depot collects the shipment from the customer and feeds it into the sim cargo network.

  3. 03
    Cross-docking & trunk haul

    sim cargo manages transport via defined TSPs and trunk routes to the destination region. Delivering depots feed their shipments in via their assigned TSP.

  4. 04
    Regional delivery

    In the destination region, the responsible full depot handles final-mile transport and delivery to the recipient.

  5. 05
    Status, POD & billing

    Status information and proof of delivery are provided by the system; billing follows the defined network rules.