Is possible to see another object types in Org Cart?

Hello all,
Is possible to see another object types in Org Cart?
Here we have a OTYPE = 'OO'.
I Created 2 new evaluation path with my new OTYPE.
I changed views in V_TWPC_V.
Views changed: ZVWO2O and ZVWO2P
New paths created based on: ZNAKO2OS and ZNAK_O2P
But i not see the 'OO' OTYPE in OrgChart.
Is this the right way for it?
Thanks.

Hi Luke, Thanks again.
The new Evaluation Path was defined by the OM Consultant like this:
V_TWPC_V: ZVWO2O -> EvalPath:
5     OO     B     400     Is parent of                    *     O
10     O     B     002     Is line supervisor of     *     O
20     O     B     003     Incorporates                    *     S
V_TWPC_V: ZVWO2P -> EvalPath:
5     O     A     400     Is child of            *     OO
10     O     A     002     Reports (line) to   *     O
20     O     B     003     Incorporates            *     S
I don't know what i have to do in SAP side and Nakisa Side.
Thanks for help.

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