Hope it helps

Hi there,

The Quick Create feature in CRM uses a completely separate, minimal form view. Because your custom field is only required on the main form view, Odoo allows the record to save through Quick Create without validating it.

You have two options depending on your setup:

Method 1: Using the Technical UI (Best for Odoo Online / SaaS)

You can directly edit the Quick Create view's architecture from the Odoo settings:

1. Turn on Developer Mode (Go to Settings, scroll to the bottom, and click "Activate the developer mode").
2. Go to Settings > Technical > User Interface > Views.
3. In the search bar, search for quick_create_opportunity_form and open it.
4. Go to the Architecture tab. You will see the XML code for the minimal form.
5. Find the line that says <field name="name"/> and add your custom field right below it like this: <field name="x_studio_your_custom_field" required="1"/>
6. Save the view. Note: Make sure to replace x_studio_your_custom_field with the actual technical name of your field.

Method 2: Using Code / XML Inheritance (Best for On-Premise / Odoo.sh)

If you are building a custom module, you simply inherit the crm.quick_create_opportunity_form view and add your field.

xml
<record id="crm_quick_create_add_custom_field" model="ir.ui.view">
    <field name="name">crm.lead.form.quick_create.inherit</field>
    <field name="model">crm.lead</field>
    <field name="inherit_id" ref="crm.quick_create_opportunity_form"/>
    <field name="arch" type="xml">
        <field name="name" position="after">
            <field name="x_studio_your_custom_field" required="1"/>
        </field>
    </field>
</record>

Hello there,

Even Custom fields/properties used in CRM can be set in the quick create view "Kanban".

1. Ensure you have the custom field/property field in CRM
2. 
3. Here, 2 "propertry fields" are highlighted!
   
   
4. Create a custom View by inheriting crm.lead.form.quick_create - responsible for quick create in the Kanban view.

5. <group class="crm_quick_create_opportunity_form_group" position="inside">
       <div class="d-flex align-items-center" colspan="2">
           <field name="lead_properties" string="Properties" nolabel="1" class="o_field_highlight w-100 mb-0"/>
       </div>
   </group>

6. 
7. 
   
8. After this, simply try the quick create - result as expected!
9. 
   Here are those 2 properties fields in quick edit.
   
   Same process for your custom fields to be listed in the Kanban view.
   
   No extra module download or no studio changes required!
   
   Hope this helps you!
   
   

santosh.sekwadia@zehntech.com

The Quick Create form in CRM uses its own simplified view and does not automatically include all fields from the full Opportunity form. If your custom field is required, you'll need to add it to the Quick Create view as well.

If you're using Odoo.sh or on-premise, you can do this by inheriting the quick create view (crm.quick_create_opportunity_form) and adding your custom field. If the field is truly required, it's also a good idea to enforce this at the model level (Python or a constraint), so the requirement applies regardless of how the record is created (Quick Create, import, API, etc.).

If you're using Odoo Online (SaaS), your options depend on what Studio allows for that view. If Studio doesn't expose the Quick Create form for editing, you may need to disable Quick Create (if possible) so users are directed to the full form, or consider a customization on Odoo.sh/on-premise.

Quick Create uses a separate, minimal form view — required-field validation in Odoo only applies to fields that are actually present in the view being submitted. Since your custom field isn't in the quick_create view, Odoo has nothing to validate against, so the record saves fine even without it.

Two ways to fix this:

Option 1 — Add the field to the Quick Create view

Inherit the quick create form and add your field there too:

xml

<record id="crm_lead_view_form_quick_create_inherit" model="ir.ui.view">
    <field name="name">crm.lead.quick.create.custom</field>
    <field name="model">crm.lead</field>
    <field name="inherit_id" ref="crm.crm_lead_view_form_quick_create"/>
    <field name="arch" type="xml">
        <field name="name" position="after">
            <field name="your_custom_field" required="1"/>
        </field>
    </field>
</record>

Note: the exact inherit_id for the quick create view has changed across Odoo versions, so check your version's actual view ID before using this (you can find it via Settings → Technical → Views, filtered by model crm.lead and searching for "quick create"). Adjust the ref accordingly.

Option 2 — Disable Quick Create for this view

If you'd rather force users through the full form every time, remove/disable quick create on the kanban view so clicking "+" opens the full Opportunity form instead:

xml

<kanban quick_create="false" ...>

Option 1 keeps the fast workflow but plugs the validation gap. Option 2 is simpler but slower for users. Given the field is business-critical, I'd go with Option 1.