Yes, but there are two different kinds of access to understand.
This is easy to mix up, so here's the clean version: Typedesk has account roles and folder permissions. They are not the same thing.
Account roles determine a person's role on the overall plan.
Account roles should not be described as Viewer, Editor, or Admin. Those names belong to folder permissions.
Folder permissions determine what a person can do inside a particular shared folder.
The useful part is that permissions can be different for each folder. Someone might be an Editor in one folder and a Viewer in another.
To review people who already have access, open the Users with access tab.

The screenshot shows folder permissions. The Owner label at the top identifies the folder Owner; Viewer, Editor, and Admin are the access options shown when sharing the folder.
Give Admin access carefully because an Admin can manage the folder, its templates, and its users.
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