SRM one client Contract Management

Dear Experts,
Can we create contracts in SRM one client and distribute them to our ECC system.
Because I seached on service marketplace and no where its mentioned that Contract mangement is possible in SRM one client.
Sourcing is possible that I have checked the functionality. Please reply
Thanks
Ankit Jain

Hi Ivy,
Yes Correct nothing mentioned in the configuration guide or any other  document.
But I checked System nodes no where I found that contract management is possible in SRM one client.
Also Note 963000 doesn't say anything about it.
Below link also says its not possible so I am confused even Roles doesn't have Contract Menu
SRM 7.0 one client setup in comparison to SRM 7... | SCN
Regards
Ankit Jain

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