Howard Miller

I have encountered this sort of thing before. Moodle mobile web services are essentially a broad range of services that are required to get the mobile app working - it's a time saving feature so you don't have to enable loads of services.

My view is that you enable only the functions that are required for a particular requirement. Then you add a user that it only given rights to the required parts of your Moodle site (not always system). This sounds like your vendor is just being lazy. Without further explanation, that would be a bit of a "red flag" for me. This is with the caveat that I have never heard of CampusM.

How do you define "time spent"? It's impossible to know what time remote users are spending on a web-based learning resource.

Having said that, if (as people asking this question usually are) this is just "ticking a box" then you might want to investigate...

https://moodle.org/plugins/block_dedication

Just to note that we don't all live in the same country, or work in the same field. You'll same some time by explaining these terms - even if they're completely obvious to you.

Which theme is that? If not Boost, please try with the core Boost theme.

Failing that, open the browser Developer Tools (F12), select the Console tab and recreate the error. Any red error messages?