Non-human primate experimental animals are key strategic resources for biomedical research and should be managed in a way that balances scientific validity and regulatory compliance. To address the limitations of conventional management systems, such as fragmented information, operational inefficiencies, and insufficient traceability, this study describes the design and development of an integrated information management system for nonhuman primate experimental animals based on the animal management practices and neuroscience research characteristics of the Shanghai Center for Brain Science and Brain-Inspired Technology. The system consolidates functional modules encompassing individual profiles, health monitoring, quarantine records, breeding pedigrees,medical interventions, permit documentation, technical services, personnel training, and resource sharing. Through digitized management, it enables real-time data updates, dynamic early-warning mechanisms, and multidimensional analytics, while embedding institutional ethical review processes and regulatory compliance protocols. Implementation experience demonstrates that the system significantly enhances operational efficiency in animal management and elevates collaborative research capabilities, offering a reference model for analogous platforms.