We make tiny microgrooves in the endless solar cell material. This permits exposure to the rear contact of the solar cell which is covered by light absorption material and to separate the solar cell in subcells and make into these micro-grooves the serial interconnection, that usually are higly hand-labour intensive. Our registered technology, Monoscribe Interconnection, comprises scribing of solar cell with short-pulse laser (in one process step) and printing of dielectric layer and conductive circuits. The optical and electrical characteristics of the different thin-film layers allow a selective ablation and cutting by a short-pulse laser. First the module design is applied by laser processes. It means the generation of microgrooves for integrated cell interconnection, edge deletion and fiducials for further processing. Secondly, the cell interconnection (including a dielectric barrier) is printed into the microgrooves. This approach enables the production of bespoke solar modules digitally controlled via a software interface.