Alex Woodhead delivered six features across three repositories, focusing on configurable payment and pricing systems for Companies House web applications. In overseas-entities-web, Alex transitioned payment fee values from hard-coded to configuration-driven, updating documentation to clarify the new approach and improve maintainability. For confirmation-statement-web, Alex implemented dynamic paper fee displays sourced from environment variables, refactored UI components to remove outdated information, and enhanced reliability through targeted unit testing. Using TypeScript, Node.js, and Nunjucks, Alex standardized payment constants and adjusted pricing logic in acsp-web, enabling more flexible, accurate billing and reducing operational risk through improved configuration management and code clarity.