Ok, The solution is to override create method of odoo. The idea is to override create method and on the click of create button method update or create new record in "record.clone" model. Below is how you can override odoo create method:

class Campus(models.Model):
    _name='campus'    
    @api.model
    def create(self,values):
        campus_create = super(Campus,self).create(values)
        return campus_create

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Reference: https://goo.gl/4BkizH

Hello Hserht,

you have to inherit crm model like this.

class CRM(models.Model):

    _inherit = 'crm.lead'    

    @api.model

    def create(self,values):

        result = super(CRM,self).create(values)

        clone_vals = {

                        what are all the fields you want pass here, you can get fields data from values

                        }

        self.env['record.clone'].create(clone_vals)

        return result

make sure record.clone model have create permission for logged in user

I can't comment in your answer because I dont have enough Karma, sorry about that.

Maybe you're not clear my problem (or my english is bad). The point is when I click button "Create" IN "crm.lead" NOT IN "record.clone".  CRM will create a record, and so does my module. (1 click create 2 record , one in CRM and one in mine).