An error in Profile tab in Nakisa Administrator

Hello
We have faced a problem during the customization of the Nakisa OrgChart.
I go to Nakisa Admin Console - OrgChart - Hierarchies - Organizational structure - Position. In the right frame there is Profile tab. I can not go into this tab because on this tab there is triangle yellow icon. When the mouse cursor is above this icon an error text appears:
An error has occured while initializing this step: java.lang.NullPointerException: while trying to invoke the method com.nakisa.framework.configuration.DetailsPresentationConfiguration.toXML() of an object loaded from the local variable.
Did anyone meet this problem?
Thank you

Hi Denis,
If you are facing problems with the Admin please try SAP note 1560825 (Unable to navigate through AdminConsole wizards in Nakisa).
Also, there is a dedicated SVSN forum on SDN here if you experience any other problems:
[SAP Organizational Visualization by Nakisa and SAP Talent Visualization by Nakisa;
Best regards,
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