Odoo Component

Manage records in an Odoo database

Component key: odoo

Description

Odoo is a suite of open source business apps that include CRM, eCommerce, accounting, inventory, project management, etc. This component allows you to query and manage records in an Odoo database.

Developer Note: Odoo Models

An Odoo database tracks hundreds of types of records. A default installation of Odoo includes more than 800 unique record types (more if you install additional apps).

Each type of record is called a model, and models have human-readable names and model names. For example, contacts in Odoo are called Contacts, and their model name is res.partner. To list all contacts in an Odoo installation, use the List Records action and provide it a model of res.partner.

A model has fields. Contacts for example has hundreds of fields related to a person: name, email, country_code, zip, etc.

For your convenience, two utility actions are included in this component.

• List Models will list all models in an Odoo installation, including their ID, name and model name.
• List Model Fields will list all of the fields of a given model.

You can use these two utility actions to help you when you Create or Update records. Identify the name of the fields you would like to set for a given model. Then, create an object, either in a code step or another action and pass the results of that step in as a reference.

Odoo Connections

Odoo Connection

Customers can use Odoo's cloud service to access an Odoo database, or they can run Odoo on their own servers. Either way, Odoo uses basic auth to connect to an Odoo database.

• For Base URL, you can enter the URL you visit when you log in to Odoo (something like https://example-company.odoo.com).
• You can likely ignore Server Port, unless your customer uses a non-traditional port for accessing their Odoo installation.
• The Database Name can be found by clicking the user icon on the top-right within Odoo, and then selecting My Databases.
• Username is the email address the user uses to log in. We recommend they create a system account for integrations (i.e. not a specific user's account).
• Password or API Key can either be the password your customer uses to log in to Odoo, or they can generate an API key. To generate an API key, your customer will need to go into settings, enable developer mode, and then from their user preferences they can generate an API key. See https://www.odoo.com/documentation/14.0/developer/api/external_api.html#api-keys.

Input	Notes	Example
Input Odoo Base URL string / Required	Notes Enter the URL you visit when you log in to Odoo	Example https://yourdomain.odoo.com
Input Odoo Database Name string / Required	Notes Click the user icon on the top-right within Odoo and then select 'My Databases'	Example odoo_db
Input Password or API Key password / Required	Notes	Example
Input Server Port string	Notes Leave blank to use default HTTP (80) or HTTPS (443)	Example 443
Input Username string / Required	Notes	Example john.doe@example.com

Actions

Create Record

Create a new record of a given type | key: createRecord

Input	Default	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Default	Notes	Example
Input External ID string	Default	Notes A unique identifier mapping this record to an ID in an external system	Example abc-123
Input Model string / Required	Default	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner
Input Parameters code / Required	Default { "name": "John Doe", "email": "doe@example.com", "country_code": "US", "city": "New York", "zip": "10001"}	Notes	Example

Output Example Payload

{  "data": 25}

---

Delete Record By ID

Delete a record by its numerical ID | key: deleteRecordById

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input Record ID string / Required	Notes The ID of the record you want. Odoo uses numbers for record IDs.	Example 25
Input Model string / Required	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner

Output Example Payload

{  "data": true}

---

Get Record by External ID

Get a record by its external ID | key: getRecordByExternalId

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input External ID string / Required	Notes A unique identifier mapping this record to an ID in an external system	Example abc-123

Output Example Payload

{  "data": {    "id": 12,    "website_url": "/partners/john-doe-12",    "email": "bob@example.com",    "name": "John Doe",    "display_name": "John Doe",    "lang": "en_US"  }}

---

Get Record By ID

Fetch a Record by its numerical ID | key: getRecordById

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input Record ID string / Required	Notes The ID of the record you want. Odoo uses numbers for record IDs.	Example 25
Input Model string / Required	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner

Output Example Payload

{  "data": {    "id": 12,    "website_url": "/partners/john-doe-12",    "email": "bob@example.com",    "name": "John Doe",    "display_name": "John Doe",    "lang": "en_US"  }}

---

List Model Fields

List all fields for a given model | key: listModelFields

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input Model string / Required	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner

Output Example Payload

{  "data": {    "is_seo_optimized": {      "type": "boolean",      "change_default": false,      "company_dependent": false,      "depends": [],      "manual": false,      "readonly": true,      "required": false,      "searchable": false,      "sortable": false,      "store": false,      "string": "SEO optimized",      "name": "is_seo_optimized"    },    "website_meta_title": {      "type": "char",      "change_default": false,      "company_dependent": false,      "depends": [],      "manual": false,      "readonly": false,      "required": false,      "searchable": true,      "sortable": true,      "store": true,      "string": "Website meta title",      "translate": true,      "trim": true,      "name": "website_meta_title"    }  }}

---

List Models

Fetch a list of models installed in the customer's Odoo database | key: listModels

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input Model Search string	Notes Search for models whose contain this search term	Example res.partner
Input Name Search string	Notes Search for models whose names contain this search term	Example Partner

Output Example Payload

{  "data": [    {      "id": 87,      "name": "Bank Accounts",      "model": "res.partner.bank",      "state": "base",      "modules": "account, base, l10n_us",      "display_name": "Bank Accounts"    },    {      "id": 85,      "name": "Industry",      "model": "res.partner.industry",      "state": "base",      "modules": "base",      "display_name": "Industry"    }  ]}

---

List Records

Fetch a list of records of a given type | key: listRecords

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input Pagination Limit string	Notes Fetch only this many records at a time. See https://www.odoo.com/documentation/15.0/developer/api/external_api.html#pagination	Example 10
Input Model string / Required	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner
Input Pagination Offset string	Notes Fetch records offset by this value. See https://www.odoo.com/documentation/15.0/developer/api/external_api.html#pagination	Example 20

If you expect Odoo will return lots of records, you can leverage pagination to process a small set of records at a time. See Odoo's docs on pagination.

Output Example Payload

{  "data": [    {      "id": 12,      "website_url": "/partners/john-doe-12",      "email": "bob@example.com",      "name": "John Doe",      "display_name": "John Doe",      "lang": "en_US"    }  ]}

---

Raw Request

Issue any execute_kw action | key: rawRequest

Input	Default	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Default	Notes	Example
Input Method string / Required	Default	Notes The action to execute in Odoo	Example check_access_rights
Input Model string / Required	Default	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner
Input Parameters code / Required	Default [["read"]]	Notes	Example

---

Set External ID

Add an external ID to a record that does not have one | key: setExternalId

Input	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Notes	Example
Input External ID string / Required	Notes A unique identifier mapping this record to an ID in an external system	Example abc-123
Input Record ID string / Required	Notes The ID of the record you want. Odoo uses numbers for record IDs.	Example 25
Input Model string / Required	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner

Output Example Payload

{  "data": 21943}

---

Update Record

Update an existing record of a given type | key: updateRecord

Input	Default	Notes	Example
Input Connection connection / Required	Default	Notes	Example
Input Record ID string / Required	Default	Notes The ID of the record you want. Odoo uses numbers for record IDs.	Example 25
Input Model string / Required	Default	Notes The type of record you would like to query for. Use the 'List Models' action for a list of available models.	Example res.partner
Input Parameters code / Required	Default { "name": "John Doe", "email": "doe@example.com", "country_code": "US", "city": "New York", "zip": "10001"}	Notes	Example

Output Example Payload

{  "data": true}

---