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e3tools is a merger between two existing projects:

• The e3editor tool with which users can construct and evaluate value models of networked business models:

1. Represent networked business models in terms of end users and enterprises, as well as the things of economic value they exchange with each other.
2. Assign economic value to the things exchanged, set pricing models, the number of customer needs, the actors involved and required investments.
3. Calculate the profitability of a networked business model for all actors involved, evaluate changes in participating actors, and increase of prices.

• The e3fraud tool with which users can conduct fraud assessment of a networked business model:

1. Automatically generate deviations from a given value model, in terms of (1) transactions that might not occur as agreed, (2) transactions that were not expected to occur and (3) collusion, where two or more actors thought to be independent act together against the interests of the provider.
2. Sort and filter these fraud scenarios based on gain for potential fraudsters or impact for the service/product provider.
3. Visualize the financial effects of fraud scenarios across a given range of occurrence rates.

By merging these two tools, users can now also manually construct (and analyze) e3fraud models.