Are Reviewers able to see and edit Bills if a Default Approver has been assigned?

A Reviewer is an Approver in the first step of a Bill Creation, Review and Approval workflow, who can review and edit Bills without sending them back to Xero.

Please note: it's compulsory for Reviewers in ApprovalMax that they are also an Approver in the first step

If a Default Approver gets assigned, it means that no designated Approver was specified for that step. In such cases, the request will be seen by the assigned Default Approver , the Organisation's Administrator and the Auditor . 
A Default Approver is only able to review Bills if he/she was also added in the Reviewer matrix.

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