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event.type.ticket: fields, relations and API

The event.type.ticket model ("Event Template Ticket") is a persistent model declared by the Events Organization module, then extended by 1 other module. It exposes 19 fields, 13 of them declared directly on the model. Below you will find every field with its technical name, type, label and relations, followed by an Odoo 20 JSON-2 API call.

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Model identity

Technical name: event.type.ticket
Label: Event Template Ticket
Type: Persistent (models.Model)
SQL table: event_type_ticket
Origin module: Events Organization (event)
Extended by: event_product
Default order (_order): sequence, price, name, id

Model fields

13 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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19 of 19 fields shown

Technical name	Label	Type	Details
additional_product_ids	Additional Products Select products to include with each registration. They will also show up separately on Sale Orders.	`many2many` → product.product	added by Events Product (`event_product`)
currency_id	Currency	`many2one` → res.currency	related: `product_id.currency_id` added by Events Product (`event_product`)
description	Description A description of the ticket that you want to communicate to your customers.	`text`	computed, storedtranslatable
event_type_id	Event Category	`many2one` → event.type	required
name	Name	`char`	requiredtranslatable
price	Ticket Price	`float`	computed, stored added by Events Product (`event_product`)
price_reduce	Price Reduce	`float`	computed added by Events Product (`event_product`)
product_id	Product	`many2one` → product.product	required added by Events Product (`event_product`)
seats_limited	Limit Attendees	`boolean`	read-onlycomputed, stored
seats_max	Maximum Attendees Define the number of available tickets. If you have too many registrations you will not be able to sell tickets anymore. Set 0 to ignore this rule set as unlimited.	`integer`
sequence	Sequence	`integer`
total_price	Total Price Price at which this ticket will be sold, which takes into account the Ticket Price and the price of every Additional Product	`float`	computed added by Events Product (`event_product`)
total_price_reduce	Total Price Reduce	`float`	computed added by Events Product (`event_product`)
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

event.type: event_type_id
product.product: additional_product_ids, product_id
res.currency: currency_id

Fields of other models pointing here

No Many2one or Many2many field of another model points to this model.

Reading this model through the API

Odoo 20 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/event.type.ticket/search_read" \
  -H "Authorization: bearer $ODOO_API_KEY" \
  -H "X-Odoo-Database: your-db" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"domain":[],"fields":["name","event_type_id","product_id","currency_id","description"],"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}/event.type.ticket/search_read",
    headers=headers,
    json={"domain": [], "fields": ["name","event_type_id","product_id","currency_id","description"], "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/event-type-ticket">event.type.ticket (Odoo 20.0)</a>

Sources

Data verified on September 25, 2026 · Odoo 20.0 Community

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