Loader forks are handy, clamp on are ok for limited usage from my experience and you cannot see the load on them like you can with a dedicated set of loader forks.
With the lift range of the loader and these being pallatized, consider the work height and the heavy weight close to the edge of the roof, the ground you are on and your foundation.
There are other good reasons to have forks, no doubt, this is not one of them.
Hopefully, like was stated below, you have a supplier that can deliver off a boom truck, and place the bundles where needed at the time you are ready. That is the best means to handle these.
I've unloaded countless truck loads of asphalt shingles by hand when I worked at a lumber yard way back when, we had no boom truck then, other companies did though,
Ladder jack hoist works well too, spot the skids, place the ladder with the hoist on it and send them up.
These become a nightmare if the bundles get loose and start to flop when you handle them, but maybe those were the older types we sold, the modern ones are reinforced more or so it seems.
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