Please consider taking things step by step so that you build up to the solution incrementally rather than trying to take one giant leap at the start. 

use feature ":5.14";
use warnings FATAL => qw(all);
use strict;
use Data::Dump qw(dump pp);
use JSON::PP;

my $j = JSON::PP->new;
my $d = $j->decode(<<'END');
{
"StatusCode": 0,
"StatusInfo": "Command Processed OK",
"BranchNumber": "5528",
"CustomerId": "20846164",
"CustomerName": "Mr Stubbs",
"SessionKey": "5VApkMMTjO8LtFCy9VjcSrcZKxoewwHGj6XoUUGaH2fBWf73cU",
"InAmendOrderMode": "N",
"BasketID": "98911496",
"ChosenDeliverySlotInfo": "No delivery slot is reserved.",
"CustomerForename": "James"
}
END

pp($d)

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Produces:

{
  BasketID               => 98911496,
  BranchNumber           => 5528,
  ChosenDeliverySlotInfo => "No delivery slot is reserved.",
  CustomerForename       => "James",
  CustomerId             => 20846164,
  CustomerName           => "Mr Stubbs",
  InAmendOrderMode       => "N",
  SessionKey             => "5VApkMMTjO8LtFCy9VjcSrcZKxoewwHGj6XoUUGaH
+2fBWf73cU",
  StatusCode             => 0,
  StatusInfo             => "Command Processed OK",
}

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In reply to Re: Help with JSON Module by philiprbrenan
in thread Help with JSON Module by foggy3657

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