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certificate.key: fields, relations and API

The certificate.key model ("Cryptographic Keys") is a persistent model declared by the Certificate module, then extended by 1 other module. It exposes 14 fields, 8 of them declared directly on the model; 3 fields from other models point to it. Below you will find every field with its technical name, type, label and relations, followed by an Odoo 19 JSON-2 API call.

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Model identity

Technical name: certificate.key
Label: Cryptographic Keys
Type: Persistent (models.Model)
SQL table: certificate_key
Origin module: Certificate (certificate)
Extended by: account_edi_proxy_client

Model fields

8 own fields, 0 inherited from mixins and 6 automatic ORM fields. Click a name to get a direct link to that field.

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14 of 14 fields shown

Technical name	Label	Type	Details
active	Active Set active to false to archive the key.	`boolean`
company_id	Company	`many2one` → res.company	required
content	Key file	`binary`	required
loading_error	Loading error	`text`	computed, stored
name	Name	`char`
password	Private key password	`char`
pem_key	Key bytes in PEM format	`binary`	computed, stored
public	Public/Private key	`boolean`	computed, stored
create_date	Created on	`datetime`	read-onlyautomatic
create_uid	Created by	`many2one` → res.users	read-onlyautomatic
display_name	Display Name	`char`	read-onlycomputedautomatic
id	ID	`integer`	read-onlyautomatic
write_date	Last Updated on	`datetime`	read-onlyautomatic
write_uid	Last Updated by	`many2one` → res.users	read-onlyautomatic

Relations

Models linked from this model

res.company: company_id

Fields of other models pointing here

account_edi_proxy_client.user: private_key_id
certificate.certificate: private_key_id, public_key_id

Reading this model through the API

Odoo 19 JSON-2 API call reading the first five records with real fields of the model. Replace the instance, database and API key with your own.

curl

curl -X POST "https://your-instance.odoo.com/json/2/certificate.key/search_read" \
  -H "Authorization: bearer $ODOO_API_KEY" \
  -H "X-Odoo-Database: your-db" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"domain":[],"fields":["name","company_id","active","loading_error","password"],"limit":5}'

Python (requests)

import requests

BASE_URL = "https://your-instance.odoo.com/json/2"
headers = {"Authorization": f"bearer {API_KEY}", "X-Odoo-Database": "your-db"}

res = requests.post(
    f"{BASE_URL}/certificate.key/search_read",
    headers=headers,
    json={"domain": [], "fields": ["name","company_id","active","loading_error","password"], "limit": 5},
)
res.raise_for_status()
print(res.json())

External API access requires Odoo's Custom plan.
XML-RPC and JSON-RPC will be removed in Odoo 22 (fall 2028): use JSON-2.
The access rights and record rules of the key's user apply.

Cite this tool

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<a href="https://aidoo.ai/en/outils/explorateur-modeles-odoo/certificate-key">certificate.key (Odoo 19.0)</a>

Sources

Data verified on September 23, 2026 · Odoo 19.0 Community

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