Yes. In fact, this is EPA's recommended best practice.
If you're just starting out, set up an account at the corporate/organizational level that will be the Property Data Administrator (PDA) or "owner" for all your properties. This is known as a Top-Down Approach, where this account will act as the "Primary" account. Select a username that reflects your organization, as usernames can't be changed. Then share each property to the individual staff user accounts so they have shared access to properties. This way, if an employee leaves your company, you still have control of the properties that they were managing.
If you already have properties in multiple accounts, you can either:
- Have all the PDA's TRANSFER the properties to the Primary Account. All of the people with "shared" access to these properties will retain their access, except the previous PDA. The Primary Account will need to share the properties with the previous PDAs. This method is preferred, but a bit more burdensome to set up.
- Have each PDA share their properties with "Full Access" with the Primary Account. This way, if an employee leaves the company, you still have access to the property.
For some best practices for how to manage your corporate/organizational account see this FAQ.