Export Records from CRM 2011 to Sharepoint 2013

We currently have CRM 2011 and are about to install Sharepoint 2013.
We are wondering is it possible to export records from Entities in CRM 2011 to a folder in Sharepoint 2013?
If this is possible can it be automated to run on a schedule?
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

You can use a custom timer job in SharePoint 2013 to be scheduled to run. This job could interact with your CRM system to import the entities to a folder or List in SharePoint. Andrew has a link here:
http://www.andrewconnell.com/Creating-Custom-SharePoint-Timer-Jobs
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