SRM Central Contract Management with Service Hierarchy

Hello Gurus !
Is it possible to use the export/import functionality (with the business function SRM_CONT_IMPR_2) for changing/adding the service hierarchies in SRM Central Contract?  I see the SAP note that the hierarchies are not supported for Purchase Order.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Raj

Hi Raj,
it's not supported for contracts either.
Regards,
Zsofi

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