You can certainly execute scripts via actionscript, and parse the outputs as above. To do so, you can either download the script, or create it on the fly with something like:
delete __appendfile
delete myscript.sh
createfile until EOF
#!/bin/sh
dmidecode | grep Populated | grep -v disabled | wc -l >> /temp/file1
a=cat /etc/SuSE-release ; echo $a >> /temp/file2
dmidecode -t system | grep Product | awk -F: '{{print $2}'v >> /temp/file3
zypper lr | grep -i sap | wc -l >> /temp/file4
EOF
move __appendfile myscript.sh
wait chmod 555 myscript.sh
wait "{pathname of client folder of current site & "/myscript.sh"}"
That said, there are native relevance inspectors for most of the details you are looking to return, which would be easier, and much more efficient. Here are some potential examples:
// Number of CPU sockets
Q: count of cpupackage// OS Version
Q: version of operating system// Model
Q: manufacturer of system_information of dmi