VirtueMart 2 Abandoned Cart Implementation

We are located in San Luis Obispo, CA. Our website is all setup and everything is working, we only need certain features added/updated on a as needed basis. We are constantly looking at improving customer experience. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH JOOMLA AND VIRTUEMART 2 FRAMEWORKS. Below is a current project we are looking to get done, we basically need to create a JSON object on our site whenever their are items added to the cart and keep it updated to the final checkout step. This is for our abandoned cart feature we are adding via our new email marketing platform: [login to view URL] I think you would need to do some research on the VirtueMart API before being able to estimate the project. I tried starting it off by modifying the cart module (if you go our website store pages and you look on the left hand side you will see a module name "Shopping Cart" this is what I am referring to: [login to view URL]). However, I don't think that would be the best way of implementing this because it wouldn't update the object if the user makes any product edits during the checkout process. A module or plugin would be ideal to get this project done, that way we can just install the plugin to our existing website without making any edits. I have included all the information I have below, let us know if you have any further questions. Below is the JSON object that would be need to be created: JSON Object Sample ● The tax amount should have either 2 or 4 decimals places of precision ● The object should appear on all pages once the first item is added to cart ● The grand total and order ID are required for the order completed step { "customerCartId": "c25385d4-0204-46b9-9d64-e44f7c65c98e", "grandTotal": 35.98, "subtotal": 35.98, "discountAmount": 0, "url": "[login to view URL]", "currency": "USD", "taxAmount": 0, "lineItems": [ { "other": "large", "imageUrl": "[login to view URL]", "unitPrice": 11.99, "sku": "576879", "category": "Shirts", "description": null, "productUrl": "[login to view URL]", "name": "Shirt", "quantity": 2, "salePrice": 0, "totalPrice": 23.98 }, { "other": null, "imageUrl": "[login to view URL]", "unitPrice": 12, "sku": null, "category": null, "description": null, "productUrl": "[login to view URL]", "name": "Apron", "quantity": 1, "salePrice": 0, "totalPrice": 12 } ] } And then this is how the object would be read/sent via the 3rd party. <script data-name="__br_tm" type="text/javascript"> var _bsw = _bsw || []; [login to view URL](['_bswId', 'cffa392dcc59ec06261a5dba12225dc44485f4052e78cf36f173886a36f05fe1']); (function() { var bsw = [login to view URL]('script'); [login to view URL] = 'text/javascript'; [login to view URL] = true; [login to view URL] = ('https:' == [login to view URL] ? 'https://' : 'http://') + '[login to view URL]'; var t = [login to view URL]('script')[0]; [login to view URL](bsw, t); })(); </script> Thanks!