Compliance Software Costs for SMEs: Comparison & Kopexa

Introduction

In 2025, the pressure on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to meet legal requirements while staying agile continues to grow. Data protection regulations such as the GDPR and regulated industry standards (e.g. DORA for the financial sector or NIS-2 for critical infrastructure) make governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) central concerns. It is not just about filing documents neatly but about proactively identifying risks, meeting reporting obligations, and building long-term trust. Modern compliance software helps you tackle all these tasks efficiently while ensuring your business is future-proof.

This guide answers the most important questions about compliance software:

What is Governance, Risk & Compliance software (GRC) and what problems does it solve?

What features should a comprehensive solution offer?

How are costs structured and why do prices sometimes differ so dramatically?

Which providers are available and what do they cost? We compare entry-level solutions, market-leading platforms, and enterprise products using verified sources.

How do you choose the right solution for your business, and where does Kopexa fit into the picture?

The following sections are structured to guide you step by step through the decision-making process. We use the informal "you" and deliberately avoid technical jargon so you can make decisions on an equal footing.

What Is GRC and Compliance Software?

Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) is a holistic approach that links policies, risk management, and regulatory requirements. According to Salesforce, GRC software helps organisations identify risks early, make informed decisions, and foster a culture of accountability and transparency*[1]. It provides a framework of processes, controls, and reports that spans the entire organisation[2]*. At its core, it ensures your business:

Governance - defines clear decision-making pathways and policies.

Risk - identifies, assesses, and takes measures to mitigate risks*[3]*.

Compliance - complies with all relevant laws, standards, and regulations while avoiding violations*[4]*.

With a centralised GRC solution, you save time because information does not need to be gathered manually and audit preparation, policy maintenance, and risk assessments are heavily automated. At the same time, executives gain better insight into the overall state of the business through standardised reports, a clear competitive advantage in dynamic markets*[5]*.

Distinction: Compliance Software vs. Traditional Ticket and Document Solutions

Many SMEs use siloed tools such as spreadsheets, email inboxes, or IT ticketing systems to manage security and compliance topics. However, these tools are not designed to map regulatory requirements or ensure audit evidence chains. By contrast, GRC software combines the following core functions:

Risk management - Capture risks, assess their likelihood and impact, and define countermeasures. This allows you to prioritise which risks need to be addressed immediately.

Compliance tracking - Monitor laws and standards such as GDPR, ISO 27001, or industry-specific regulations (e.g. TISAX in the automotive sector). The software reminds you of deadlines in good time and maintains audit evidence.

Policy management - Create, version, and distribute policies across the organisation. Check employees' knowledge levels and document signatures digitally.

Asset and data protection management - Manage technical and organisational assets related to data protection and information security. A well-thought-out asset database helps you understand dependencies and respond quickly to incidents. Find out more in our asset management solution.

Reporting and audit - Generate reports at the click of a button, track audit points, and provide audit evidence. This reduces the effort involved in certifications and internal reviews.

Why SMEs Need Compliance Software

SMEs face the challenge of meeting the same legal requirements as large corporations with limited resources. Several examples show why a GRC solution is a genuine game changer, especially for smaller companies:

Ensuring legal compliance - The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires data breaches to be reported within 72 hours. DORA requires an initial report of serious ICT incidents within 4 hours and a full report within 72 hours. NIS-2 provides for graduated reporting (24-hour early warning, 72-hour full report). Failure to meet these deadlines can result in heavy fines and reputational damage. Good software provides reminders, automates documentation, and facilitates communication with authorities.

Managing complexity - As your company grows, so do the risks: new suppliers, more employees, more complex IT systems. GRC solutions consolidate this information in one place so you can easily see the connections. According to VComply, modern platforms are designed to centralise risks, policies, and controls, thereby managing risks effectively*[6]*.

Boosting productivity - According to Salesforce, companies with GRC software improve their operational efficiency because processes are automated and teams spend less time on manual tasks*[7]*. Especially for SMEs, this helps conserve resources and focus on the core business.

Building trust - Customers, investors, and partners expect transparency today. Those who can demonstrate compliance and report openly on risk management strengthen trust. GRC software helps you pass audits and present compliance evidence at any time.

Cost control - A violation of data protection or industry regulations can be expensive. A structured compliance approach helps avoid fines and damages claims. Moreover, automated processes can reduce long-term personnel and consulting costs.

Core Features and Modules of Modern GRC Solutions

Choosing the right software depends heavily on the features you need. Here you will find an overview of the most important modules and their benefits:

Risk Management and Risk Modelling

Risks cannot be avoided, but they can be managed with the right tools. The software provides instruments for capturing, assessing, and prioritising risks. Some providers like VComply deliver a comprehensive risk library and enable different assessment metrics*[6]. Others like MetricStream offer detailed analyses and integrate multiple risk categories (e.g. operational risk, IT risk, third-party risk)[8]*. Efficient risk modelling lays the foundation for your entire compliance management.

Compliance Tracking

Regulations change constantly. Compliance software monitors legislative changes and helps collect audit evidence. You can map different frameworks such as GDPR, ISO 27001, SOX, PCI DSS, or industry-specific standards like TISAX. DORA is particularly relevant for companies in the financial sector, while critical infrastructure falls under NIS-2. Our solution links to internal information pages for quick access to in-depth content: GDPR module, DORA module, NIS-2 module.

Policy Management

Writing policies is one thing; living them is another. In the software, you can store requirements, manage versions, inform employees, and collect electronic signatures. For SMEs, this is important for providing evidence during audits and building a consistent corporate culture.

Incident and Event Management

A central component of GRC software is incident management. It automates the capture, categorisation, and prioritisation of incidents. Modern incident management helps you meet reporting obligations, assess risks, and take countermeasures. Further information and tips can be found in our incident management blog post.

Audit Management and Reporting

Audits and internal reviews are often time-consuming projects. GRC solutions offer audit modules that let you manage audit criteria, assign tasks, and track progress. Data and evidence can be exported at the click of a button. This ensures audit reports are consistent and traceable at all times.

Asset and Information Security Management

Assets such as servers, applications, or databases are frequently the focus of security and compliance audits. A central asset database helps you define responsibilities and provide compliance evidence. In Kopexa, you will find a dedicated asset management module that is linked to risk management and gives you a complete overview of your infrastructure.

Risk Assessment and Reporting

Dashboards and reports make risks, compliance gaps, and audit results visible. According to VComply, modern platforms enable real-time analytics and intuitive dashboards*[6]*. This gives you decision-making support, helps you identify trends, and allows you to adjust your compliance strategy.

Pricing Factors and Cost Models

Compliance software is not an off-the-shelf product. Prices vary significantly depending on feature scope, licensing model, and company size. Here are the key factors that influence costs:

Licensing Model (SaaS vs. On-Premises)

SaaS (Software as a Service) - Most modern GRC solutions are cloud-based and offered on a subscription basis. You pay monthly or annually per user or per module. Advantages include flexible scalability, low initial investment, and regular updates. Industry overviews show that entry-level plans start at around 20 US dollars per month, while more comprehensive subscriptions average 400 US dollars or more per month*[9]*.

On-premises - Some providers offer on-premises versions installed on your own servers. These involve one-off licence costs, hardware, and ongoing maintenance. The initial investment is higher, but you retain full data control. This option is primarily used by heavily regulated industries.

Number of Users and Modules

Many providers calculate their prices based on the number of users and selected modules. Providers like SAP require a minimum of 25 users for their GRC packages; the Finance Base plan costs 283 US dollars per user per month, and the Premium plan costs 397 US dollars per user per month*[10]. Optional modules such as risk management or audit tools incur additional fees[10]*.

Feature Scope and Frameworks

The more compliance frameworks you need to cover (e.g. GDPR, ISO 27001, TISAX, HIPAA), the more comprehensive the software must be. Many providers sell frameworks as separate modules or packages. With Vanta, the Core package starts at 7,500-11,500 US dollars per year and covers one compliance framework; additional frameworks cost around 5,000 US dollars per module, meaning total packages quickly reach 20,000 US dollars and more*[11]. For large companies, annual costs can range from 30,000 to 80,000 US dollars[12]*.

Implementation and Training

Introducing a GRC solution is complex. According to VComply, setup fees typically range from 5,000 to 20,000 US dollars, depending on company size and the number of systems to integrate*[13]. Employee training also incurs costs: depending on the provider, these vary between 500 and 12,500 US dollars[13]. For large projects, implementation can take six months or longer, as LogicManager users report[14]*.

Ongoing Maintenance and Support

In addition to licence costs, further fees arise for maintenance, support, and updates. With MetricStream, annual costs range from 75,000 US dollars (small companies) to over 1 million US dollars (large corporations) depending on company size*[15]. Other providers such as LogicManager offer package prices with integrated support; annual costs start at 10,000 US dollars (Essentials), 30,000 US dollars (Professional), and 150,000 US dollars (Enterprise)[16]*.

Optional Audit and Consulting Services

Many software companies partner with external auditors and consulting firms. These services help with preparation for certifications (e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001). Costs vary by scope: according to Sprinto, a SOC 2 Type 1 audit costs an average of 5,000-25,000 US dollars, and a Type 2 audit 7,000-50,000 US dollars*[17]*. You should factor these additional costs into your budget planning.

Cost Overview: Provider Comparison

To give you a concrete overview, we have compiled the publicly available prices and estimates from various providers. Note that many companies calculate their prices individually. The following figures come from specialist articles and market analyses and serve as guidance for your research.

Budget Solutions and Entry-Level Prices

The following solutions are particularly suited for small companies and teams with a limited budget. Prices are given per year (where available) and show entry-level costs:

Kopexa (Lite / Pro) - The Lite version costs 249 EUR per month (approx. 3,000 EUR per year), and the Pro version costs 599 EUR per month (approx. 7,200 EUR per year). This gives you a complete, German-language GRC platform with ISMS core, GDPR, risk, and incident modules. Prices are per workspace with no hidden fees. More details can be found in our pricing overview.

Risk Cognizance - From 400 US dollars per month (approx. 4,800 US dollars or around 4,500 EUR per year)[18]. This tool targets smaller companies and offers automated compliance workflows and AI-powered features. External certifications and audit consulting incur additional costs.

VComply - Entry prices start at 600 US dollars per year (approx. 550 EUR). The provider advertises low licence costs but notes that high setup fees (5,000-20,000 US dollars), monitoring costs (5,000-30,000 US dollars), and training (500-12,500 US dollars) are common*[13]*.

Drata - Essential Plan - 7,500 US dollars per year*[19]*. This entry-level variant covers basic compliance features but lacks advanced risk analyses and customisation.

Mid-Range Solutions

Offerings in the mid-range segment also vary widely. Mid-sized companies should pay attention to feature scope and scalability:

Drata - Foundational Plan - 15,000 US dollars per year*[20]*. This package is particularly popular and includes API access as well as advanced configuration options.

Vanta - Growth Tier - 15,000-25,000 US dollars per year*[21]. Each additional compliance framework costs approximately 5,000 US dollars[11]*.

LogicManager - Professional - 30,000 US dollars per year*[16]. Consulting and onboarding are included, although there is no free trial[22]*.

Onspring (Privacy Management) - Entry costs range from 30,000 to 56,000 US dollars, plus 10,000-50,000 US dollars annually for maintenance*[23]*. This solution is primarily aimed at larger data protection and IT departments.

Vanta - Standard/Popular Bundle - 20,000-30,000 US dollars per year*[24]*. This package combines multiple frameworks and modules and is one of the most popular options.

Drata - Average Contract Size - According to vendor Vendr, the median contract value is approx. 34,385 US dollars per year*[25]*. This figure serves as a benchmark for companies with more extensive requirements.

Enterprise Solutions

For large companies and corporations, costs increase substantially as feature scope and user numbers grow. An overview of typical providers:

MetricStream - Costs start at 75,000 US dollars per year for smaller companies and rise to 250,000 US dollars for mid-sized firms or 750,000 US dollars for large corporations; peak values exceed 1 million US dollars per year*[15]*. The modular design targets comprehensive enterprise risk management and comes with high implementation costs.

SAP GRC - The base plan (25 users) costs approximately 84,900 US dollars per year; the premium plan is 119,100 US dollars per year*[10]. Prices are based on 283 US dollars and 397 US dollars per user per month respectively[10]*; additional modules are charged separately.

LogicManager - Enterprise - 150,000 US dollars per year*[16]. The package includes unlimited users and consulting, although users report a steep learning curve[14]*.

Vanta - Scale & Enterprise - 30,000-80,000 US dollars per year; the median is 19,000 US dollars*[26]*. The solution supports multiple frameworks, although external support and consulting costs may be added.

Drata - Advanced - Between 10,000 and 50,000+ US dollars per year*[27]*, depending on the number of frameworks, integrations, and add-ons.

This overview makes clear that the price range for compliance software is enormous. While cost-effective entry-level solutions like Risk Cognizance are under 5,000 US dollars per year, enterprise solutions quickly reach six-figure territory. For SMEs, careful selection is therefore crucial to avoid overpaying without sacrificing functionality.

Hidden Costs and Pitfalls

When comparing providers, you should consider the following points beyond pure licence costs:

Setup and integration costs - As mentioned, setup fees can range from 5,000 to 20,000 US dollars*[13]*. The more complex your existing system landscape, the more involved (and expensive) the integration becomes.

Training and change management - Without a clear training and adoption concept, you risk the software going unused. Training costs between 500 and 12,500 US dollars depending on the provider*[13]. With solutions like LogicManager, users report a steep learning curve[14]*.

Costs for additional frameworks - Some providers charge per compliance framework (e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001). With Vanta, each additional framework costs approximately 5,000 US dollars*[11]*. These additional costs add up quickly.

User count and scaling - Models with minimum licences (like SAP GRC with 25 users) can drive up entry costs*[10]*. Plan how many users you actually need and whether the tool can be scaled later.

Support and reporting - Additional fees may apply for enhanced support, API access, or custom reporting. MetricStream, for example, charges separate fees for reporting support, while Drata only offers certain features in higher-tier packages*[28]**[29]*.

Long-term contracts - Many providers offer discounts on multi-year contracts but simultaneously require a long-term commitment. Check carefully whether you want to stay flexible or are willing to commit for several years.

By identifying these hidden costs, you avoid nasty surprises and can calculate realistically.

Additional Costs in the DACH Region: Audits, Consulting & Certification

Beyond the pure licence fee, additional costs frequently arise in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland when you want to certify your Information Security Management System or need external expertise. The following examples show what to expect:

Management system documentation: Depending on scope, you can budget 4,000-12,000 EUR for creating the required ISO 27001 documents*[30]*.

IT audits and external reviews: An initial IT audit costs 1,200-8,000 EUR*[30]. Specialised certification audits cost an average of 3,000-7,000 EUR for small companies[31]*.

Training and awareness programmes: Training for employees on awareness and preparation costs between 100 and 500 EUR*[30]*.

Document audit: Reviewing documentation costs a further 3,000-12,000 EUR*[30]*.

On-site audits and certificate: The on-site inspection by auditors including travel costs typically runs to 1,500-3,500 EUR, and issuing the certificate costs 500-1,000 EUR*[30]*.

In summary, even with optimal preparation, SMEs should expect to spend at least 8,000 EUR on an ISO 27001 certification*[30]. In practice, expenses can be even higher, as a TrustSpace analysis shows: a start-up with 20 employees pays around 2,500 EUR for an internal audit and approx. 6,000 EUR for the certification audit[32], while a digital consultancy with 180 employees faces approximately 17,000 EUR for its certification audit[33]*.

These costs arise regardless of the software solution chosen. However, modern GRC platforms like Kopexa can significantly reduce the effort. Automated documentation, centralised audit trails, and pre-configured risk catalogues speed up preparation, reduce consulting hours, and help avoid re-audits. When planning your budget, you should therefore always consider how effectively the chosen tool supports you during certification.

Cost Comparison: Kopexa vs. Other Providers (DACH Perspective)

To put total costs into perspective, it is worth comparing the annual licence costs of selected GRC providers. The figures reveal clear differences, especially when you additionally factor in the audit and certification costs mentioned in the previous section.

A brief summary of the key findings from the comparison:

Kopexa (Lite / Pro) - Annual prices are approx. 3,000 EUR (Lite) and 7,200 EUR (Pro). You receive a complete platform with ISMS core, GDPR, risk, and incident modules. There are no setup or implementation costs, and automated evidence generation saves you external audit time and consulting fees.

Risk Cognizance - Costs approx. 4,800 USD per year (approx. 4,500 EUR)[18] and offers core functions plus AI-powered workflows for simple compliance processes. Certification, audits, and training are not included and must be contracted separately.

VComply - Entry price from 600 USD per year (approx. 550 EUR)[13]. While the licence appears affordable, additional setup fees (5,000-20,000 USD), monitoring costs (5,000-30,000 USD), and training (500-12,500 USD) are common*[13]*. Certification audits are likewise not included.

Drata - Essential / Foundational - These packages range from 7,500 USD (approx. 7,000 EUR) to 15,000 USD (approx. 14,000 EUR) per year*[34]*. They offer automated compliance checks and SOC 2/ISO support; additional frameworks and integrations increase total costs.

Vanta - Growth - Costs 15,000-25,000 USD (approx. 14,000-23,000 EUR) per year*[21]* and is suited for multiple frameworks. Each additional framework adds approximately 5,000 USD*[11]*; audit and certification costs must be budgeted separately.

This overview clearly illustrates the financial landscape. Even when some solutions appear cheaper at first glance, high add-on fees and consulting costs can drive up the total. Kopexa stands out here with a clearly calculable fee per workspace. From just 249 EUR per month, all platform costs are covered. Higher plans include additional automation and support without charging extra for each compliance framework.

Selection Criteria: How Do You Find the Right Solution?

When choosing the optimal compliance software, consider the following criteria alongside budget:

Feature scope and modularity - What compliance frameworks and features do you need today? Which might become relevant in the coming years? Ensure the tool can be expanded modularly without costs spiralling. Kopexa, for example, offers modules for risks, assets, and incident management that you can add as needed.

Usability - An intuitive interface reduces training effort. If, according to user reviews, a tool has a steep learning curve (as with MetricStream*[35]* or LogicManager*[14]*), this could lead to adoption problems within the team.

Integration - Check whether the solution connects seamlessly with your existing systems (e.g. CRM, ERP, cloud platform). Good APIs and pre-built integrations save you a great deal of time.

Scalability and performance - As your company grows, the software should grow with it. Some providers have minimum licences or complex upgrade requirements that may increase costs in the future*[10]*.

Pricing transparency - Favour providers with clear, comprehensible pricing. VComply, for example, quotes entry prices from 600 US dollars per year*[13]* while also highlighting that competing products incur high ancillary costs*[36]. Drata and Vanta also publish clear pricing tiers[34]**[11]*.

Industry and framework support - If you need to meet specific standards like TISAX or GDPR, ensure the provider supports these certifications. Some platforms like MetricStream or SAP are strongly geared towards large corporations and complex industries*[10]*, while others are more modularly structured.

Kopexa as a Modern Compliance Solution

Kopexa is a modular platform developed specifically for the needs of German SMEs. Our goal is to make getting started with compliance as easy as possible for you, without having to commit to expensive all-in-one packages.

What Sets Kopexa Apart

Modular design - You can flexibly combine individual modules such as incident management, risk and threat analysis, asset management, and policy management. This means you only pay for what you actually need and can expand at any time.

Automated reporting obligations - Our platform automatically reminds you of statutory reporting deadlines and supports you in communicating with authorities. This ensures you meet GDPR, DORA, and NIS-2 obligations on time with complete documentation.

Transparent pricing - At kopexa.com/en/pricing you will find a detailed pricing overview. The Lite plan costs 249 EUR per month (approx. 3,000 EUR per year) and covers all core features including evidence management, framework catalogue, and risk register. The Pro plan includes advanced features such as framework builder, audit trail, and comprehensive asset management for 599 EUR per month (approx. 7,200 EUR per year). For individual requirements, there is also an enterprise package. We rely on a clear structure with monthly or annual subscriptions, no hidden costs, and fair cancellation terms.

Ease of use - The intuitive interface is available in German and makes it easy for you and your team to get started. Short onboarding times save training costs.

Local support & data protection - As a German company, we place great emphasis on data protection and offer support in your time zone. Your data is stored GDPR-compliantly in the EU.

These characteristics help you handle compliance tasks efficiently with Kopexa, keep risks in sight, and reduce investment. Particularly for SMEs that have neither a large budget nor their own compliance departments, Kopexa is a fitting alternative to expensive enterprise systems.

Conclusion: The Path to the Right Compliance Solution

GRC and compliance software are indispensable today for meeting growing legal requirements and managing risks systematically. The price range is broad: from entry-level solutions costing just a few hundred euros a month through to enterprise platforms with six-figure budgets*[9]**[15]*.

For SMEs, it is crucial to carefully analyse feature requirements, identify hidden costs, and choose a solution that grows with the business. Budget and mid-range solutions often offer a good compromise between functionality and cost. Enterprise solutions are powerful but only worthwhile if you have complex requirements and the necessary personnel and financial resources.

In terms of price comparison, Kopexa stands out: the Lite plan starts at just 249 EUR per month (approx. 3,000 EUR per year) and includes all core modules for ISMS, GDPR, and risk management. The Pro plan with advanced features costs 599 EUR per month (approx. 7,200 EUR per year). This places Kopexa well below the typical entry prices of many competitors. Drata, for example, starts at 7,500 US dollars per year*[19], while Vanta charges 15,000 to 25,000 US dollars for its Growth package[21]*. Despite the low price, Kopexa offers transparent terms with no hidden fees and the ability to activate modules as needed. For SMEs looking for a powerful, German-language solution, Kopexa is therefore a leader in both price and functionality.

With Kopexa, you have the opportunity to take a modular approach to compliance and gradually expand your solution. Thanks to transparent pricing, automated reporting processes, and local support, you are well equipped to meet legal requirements and build trust with customers and partners.

Sources & Further Reading

The following external resources supported our research. They provide in-depth information on pricing, features, and market analyses. For transparency, we link directly to the respective articles:

Onspring (Data Privacy Management): Description of implementation costs (30,000-56,000 US dollars) and annual maintenance costs (10,000-50,000 US dollars)[23].

Sprinto - GRC Pricing: Detailed analysis of the pricing structures of modern and traditional GRC providers, including examples for SAP GRC, IBM OpenPages, RSA Archer, LogicManager, and Onspring*[37]*.

VComply - GRC Pricing Guide: Explanation of typical setup, monitoring, and training costs (5,000-30,000 US dollars) and note that VComply starts from 600 US dollars per year*[13]**[36]*.

Risk Cognizance - Compliance Software Pricing: Overview of an affordable entry-level offer from 400 US dollars per month*[18]*.

SmartSuite - SAP GRC Pricing: Detailed presentation of SAP Finance Base and Premium plans (283 US dollars and 397 US dollars per user/month with 25-user minimum order)[10].

SmartSuite - MetricStream Pricing: Details on MetricStream costs from 75,000 US dollars (small companies) to over 1 million US dollars per year*[15]*.

SmartSuite - LogicManager Pricing: Explanation of pricing tiers (10,000 US dollars, 30,000 US dollars, 150,000 US dollars) and notes on usability*[16]*.

SmartSuite - Vanta Pricing: Information on costs for Core, Growth, and Enterprise packages (7,500-80,000 US dollars) and additional frameworks*[12]*.

Sprinto - Drata Pricing: Price details for Essential, Foundational, and Advanced packages (7,500 US dollars, 15,000 US dollars, 10,000-50,000+ US dollars) and average contract values*[29]**[25]*.

VComply - Key Features of GRC Software: Overview of core features such as risk quantification, data integration, and policy management*[38], as well as benefits of GRC software[39]*.

• Salesforce - What is GRC?: Explanation of why GRC software helps organisations identify risks, make decisions, and foster a culture of accountability*[1]*.
• ACATO - ISO 27001 Certification Costs: Detailed examples for small companies: management system document creation (4,000-12,000 EUR), IT audit by experts (1,200-8,000 EUR), employee training (100-500 EUR), document audit (3,000-12,000 EUR), on-site audit (1,500-3,500 EUR), and certificate issuance (500-1,000 EUR)[30]. The article estimates that SMEs can achieve certification from around 8,000 EUR*[30]*.

TrustSpace - ISO 27001 Audit Costs 2025: This guide quotes certification audit costs of 3,000 to 7,000 EUR for small companies*[31]* and provides practical examples for start-ups (e.g. 2,500 EUR for the internal audit and approx. 6,000 EUR for the certification audit with 20 employees)[32].

These sources provide additional insight and help with further research.

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