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in our account, we currently have 89 external collaborators that I would like to remove. Each collaborator has on average 40 files shared with them and it currently takes four clicks to remove each ...
This is a critically important functionality, and it is bizarre to discover it does not exist.
As the account administrator, I can see the list of my 65 external collaborators, each having access to folders or files or whatever. It should be trivially easy to add checkboxes next to that list, and globally remove access. The removal could give them the ability to re-request access. But to have a system that effectively leaves access open because it is insanely burdensome to close it is crazy.
This is the best argument I've seen for simply closing my Dropbox account and moving to a different service.