Implementation Facilitation uses the reference code IS for seven local Methods: IS.1–IS.3 and IS.5–IS.8. The separately marked Core row locates the general Method-introduction contribution. The § column gives publication order, not a required work sequence. Dependencies name needed contributions under the conditions in the bodies; a sufficient equivalent result can supply them.

§	ID & Title	Status	Keywords & Search Queries	Dependencies
1	IS.1 - Agree a Useful Implementation-Support Undertaking	Stable	What help is wanted, permitted and obtainable? Who expects which result?	Receiving work and actual parties; OCE.6, LDR.4 or MKT.11 when effective arrangements, a prepared decision or a service promise must be obtained.
2	IS.2 - Find the Implementation Difficulty and Obtain the Next Useful Contribution	Stable	What prevents intended use? Is the difficulty in the Method, means, capability, workload or consequences?	IS.1 undertaking or a qualified equivalent; actual episodes; subject expertise; HCD.3, OCE.10 or RMP under their own conditions.
3	IS.3 - Construct and Adapt a Support Strategy with Its Recipients	Stable	Which help can work here, how is it adapted, and can the whole arrangement be supplied?	IS.1/2 values or qualified equivalents; C.32.MWA.PP configuration comparison and A.15.8.MS method-use support; HCD, OCE and C.32.MWA where their contributions are needed.
Core	FPF A.3.1.MI - Introduce a Method into Practice and Decide What to Keep or Change	Stable	What happened in introduction and later work? Which target, strategy, context or claim should change?	Qualified target and strategy accounts; actual permissions and support; A.3.2.DE / A.15.8.MS / A.3.1.FT / A.3.1.MV; FPF Method, Work and evidence governors; capability or causal branches only when relied on.
4	IS.5 - Sustain, Transfer, Extend or End Implementation Support	Stable	What remains needed when help, recipients or conditions change? Can support end or transfer?	Continued-use question and A.3.1.MI or equivalent evidence; actual providers; OCE.11, HCD.15, CB.14 or C.36.RP under their own conditions.
5	IS.6 - Broker a Practice Change Across Unequal Influence	Stable	Whose contribution cannot affect the change, and how can the right owner act on it?	IS.1–3/5 and A.3.1.MI where needed; CB.15, PSDA.12 and PSDA.13 and OCE.6/10; CB.16 only for actual collective representation.
6	IS.7 - Facilitate a Practice Change with Its Participants and Context	Stable	Which interaction defeats the intended practice, what should change, and who can provide it?	IS.3, A.3.1.MI, C.40.JD, C.32.MWA.PP, A.15.8.MS; subject judgement, HCD/OCE and IS.6 under their conditions.
7	IS.8 - Develop Recipients’ Ability to Facilitate Further Practice Changes	Stable	What can recipients do in the next change, with which retained assistance?	IS.5/6/7; HCD.1/3/9/12/15, OCE.9/11/18, E.23.CDI and C.40.NP.

Architectural account: field and connections; receiving use; target and help; Method connections; performers and provision; supported conclusions; sources and limits.

Supporting returns: external contributions; source reach; changed conditions; evaluation; current source questions; edition and use.

For a connected worked use, see the Harbor Design application. For the public supplying frameworks and the questions they answer, use IS.Reference:1. The same short names occur beside the actions that consume their results.

Further architectural and source sections: IS.Reference:11 - Supplier availability and independent changes; Implementation Facilitation Principles Framework Sources and Edition Notes.

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