You could create a JSON string with all those values in it, and then use Convert JSON to custom object to generate a custom object. Assuming it is stored as %JsonAsCustomObject%, you can then get a value based on a property name as %JsonAsCustomObject['Name']% - so, for example %JsonAsCustomObject['Status']%.
You could then use these without really initializing individual variables. You can both read from and write to an object using the same syntax.
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